MUHLENBERG BASKETBALL
1,174 ALL-TIME WINS
.562 ALL-TIME WINNING PERCENTAGE
IN CENTENNIAL CONFERENCE
26 (OUT OF THE LAST 29) SEASONS FINISHING
AT .500 OR BETTER IN CONFERENCE PLAY
13 CENTENNIAL CONFERENCE PLAYOFF APPEARANCES
IN 18 YEARS
13 ALL-CENTENNIAL CONFERENCE FIRST TEAM SELECTIONS
2 CENTENNIAL CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIPS
.390 DEFENSIVE FIELD-GOAL PERCENTAGE
THE LAST 3 YEARS
7.1 AVERAGE REBOUND ADVANTAGE PER GAME
THE LAST 3 YEARS
7 FOREIGN COUNTRIES VISITED BY THE MULES
IN THE LAST 20 YEARS (see page 6)
3 NIT APPEARANCES
MUL ES
Quick Facts
• muhlenberg college
Location........................Allentown, PA 18104
Founded .......................1848
Enrollment ....................2,200
Web Site .......................www.muhlenberg.edu
Affiliation......................NCAA Division III
Conference ...................Centennial Conference
Nickname .....................Mules
Colors ...........................Cardinal Red & Grey
Home Court..................Memorial Hall
Capacity .......................3,529
Year Built ......................1954
• management
President ......................Peyton Randolph Helm
Dean of Students ..........Karen Green
Athletic Director............Sam Beidleman
Associate Director .........Corey Goff
S.W.A. ..........................Megan Eddinger
Athletics Phone .............(484) 664-3380
Athletics Fax .................(484) 664-3035
Head Athletic Trainer ....Steve Nemes
Asst. Athletic Trainers ....Lindsay Weiss
Sara Talarico
• basketball
Head Coach ..................Scott McClary
Alma Mater ..................Muhlenberg ’94
Record at Muhlenberg ..26-26 (two seasons)
Overall Record ..............100-109 (eight seasons)
Assistant Coaches .........Ryan Finch
Marqus Hunter
Max Saidman
Office Phone .................(484) 664-3387
E-mail [email protected]
2010-11 Record ............13-12
2010-11 CC Record ......9-9
2010-11 CC Place .........sixth (tied)
Letters Returning/Lost ...6/5
Starters Returning/Lost ..4/1
All-Time Record ............1174-1050-1 (.528)
First Season...................1900-01
CC Championships .......1995, 1998
• sports information
Director ........................Mike Falk
Office Phone .................(484) 664-3232
Home Phone .................(610) 432-8953
Fax................................(484) 664-3477
E-mail [email protected]
Assistant Director ..........Andrew Wible
Office Phone .................(484) 664-3168
E-mail [email protected]
MUHLENBERG
C
OLLEGE
Basketball 2011-12
CONTENTS
SCHEDULE
• introduction
Muhlenberg College .............................. 2
Management/Support Staff ................... 3
Muhlenberg Athletics ............................ 4
Centennial Conference .......................... 4
Basketball Facilities................................ 5
Scotty Wood Tournament ..................... 5
Travel Log ............................................. 6
Community Service............................... 6
Coaching Staff ....................................... 7
• the mules
Roster.................................................... 7
Senior.................................................... 8
Returning Players ............................. 9-11
Newcomers ......................................... 11
2010-11 Review .................................. 12
2010-11 Statistics ................................ 13
Schedule/Team Photo.............. back cover
• history
Basketball History ............................... 14
Coaching Records ............................... 15
Individual Records ......................... 16-17
Team Records ...................................... 18
Series Records...................................... 19
Honor Roll.......................................... 20
Postseason History .............................. 21
• november
Tue 15 at Moravian
8:00
FRI 18 ^ SUNY COBLESKILL
8:00
SAT 19 ^ MORAVIAN or
IMMACULATA
3:00/8:00
Tue 22 * at Gettysburg
8:00
Sat 26 ! vs. Valley Forge Christian
2:00
Sun 27 ! at Gallaudet or
vs. Medgar Evers
12:00/4:00
Wed 30 * at Swarthmore
7:30
• december
SAT 3 * WASHINGTON COLLEGE 4:00
WED 7 * DICKINSON
7:30
SUN 18 DREW
4:00
• january
Sat
7 * at McDaniel
3:00
TUE 10 * JOHNS HOPKINS
7:00
Thr 12 * at Franklin & Marshall
8:00
SAT 14 * GETTYSBURG
4:00
WED 18 * URSINUS
8:00
Sat 21 * at Washington College
4:00
MON 23 DeSALES
7:30
WED 25 * HAVERFORD
8:00
Sat 28 * at Johns Hopkins
1:00
• february
WED 1 * SWARTHMORE
8:00
SAT 4 * FRANKLIN & MARSHALL 4:00
Wed 8 * at Dickinson
7:30
SAT 11 * McDANIEL
4:00
Wed 15 * at Haverford
8:00
Sat 18 * at Ursinus
3:00
Follow The Mules
There are several great ways to keep up
with the Mule men’s basketball team in
2011-12.
* Centennial Conference game
^ Scotty Wood Tournament
! Gallaudet Holiday Tournament
• on the web
www.muhlenberg.edu/main/athletics
• on Facebook
www.facebook.com/MuhlenbergCollegeAthletics
• on Twitter
@muhl_sports and @muhl_mbb
• on YouTube
www.youtube.com/user/muhlsid
• weekly chat
www.muhlenberg.edu/main/athletics/mondays.html
• daily blog
http://sportsinfo.blogs.muhlenberg.edu/
• live stats
www.muhlenberg.edu/sports/mbblive/xlive.htm
• live video
http://www.livestream.com/muhlenberg
Credits: The 2011-12 men’s basketball yearbook was produced by the Muhlenberg College Sports Information Office. Editor, Mike Falk; Assistant Editor, Andrew Wible; Photography, Amico Studio, Bill Johnson, Jim
O’Connor (NJSportPics.com), Lisa Youngentob ’12 and Muhlenberg Sports Information; Printing, Muhlenberg
College Copy Center (484-664-3229).
www.muhlenberg.edu
MAJORS
Accounting *
American Studies
Anthropology *
Art *
• Art History
• Art Studio
Biochemistry
Biology
Business Administration *
• Entrepreneurial Studies
• Human Resources Management
• Management and Organization
Studies
• Management Science and
Info Science
• Managerial Finance
• Marketing
Chemistry *
Computer Science *
Dance *
Economics *
• International
• Public Policy
English *
• Writing
Environmental Science
Film Studies
Finance
French *
German
German Studies *
History *
History/Government
International Studies
Mathematics *
Media and Communication
Music *
• Performance
• Music Theory/Composition
• Music History
Natural Science
Neuroscience
Philosophy *
Philosophy/Political Thought
Physical Science
Physics *
Political Economy
Political Science *
Psychology
Religion *
Russian Studies *
Sociology *
Spanish *
Theatre
• Acting,
• Design
• Directing
• Performance Studies
• Stage Management
“Muhlenberg has produced
Fulbright Fellows and Udall
Scholars, but it also ensures
that every student excels
at his or her own pace.
‘The students and staff at
Muhlenberg are what continues to make me reluctant
to leave and excited to
return,’ a student says. ‘The
warm and friendly feeling
on campus makes me feel
at home.’ ”
Fiske Guide to Colleges 2008
Founded: 1848. Named for
Henry Melchior Muhlenberg,
patriarch of the Lutheran Church
in the American Colonies.
Affiliation: Private, affiliated with
Lutheran Church.
Location: Allentown, Pa.; 55
miles north of Philadelphia and
90 miles west of New York.
Academic Emphasis: Liberal arts
and preprofessional studies.
Full-Time Enrollment: 2,225;
43% men, 57% women.
Student-Faculty Ratio: 12-1.
Admission: Highly selective.
Over 4,500 applicants for a class
of 600. The single most important factor is high school record.
Entering freshmen are strong
performers academically and give
evidence of the potential for positive impact on the college community as extracurricular contributors as well.
Application Deadlines: Early Decision, February 1. Regular Decision, February 15.
Muhlenberg values the energy and enthusiasm Early Decision candidates bring to
the campus.
Personal Interview: Strongly recommended.
Financial Aid: Approximately 70% of students receive some form of financial aid.
Both need-based and merit aid are available.
Students: Muhlenberg students are drawn largely from the Middle Atlantic and
New England states, although 35 states and over a dozen foreign countries are
represented.
Faculty: 170 full-time, 115 part-time. Faculty are drawn from America’s finest
universities. Their primary focus is excellence in teaching. 85% hold the Ph.D. or
terminal degree.
Library Resources: Trexler Library resources include over 233,000 volumes and
360,000 microforms. An interlibrary loan program makes over 1.75 million books
available to students with daily delivery to campus.
Campus Life: More than 100 clubs and student organizations, from United
Student Government to Habitat for Humanity, four national fraternities and four
national sororities.
Active Learning
Many of Muhlenberg’s classes are taught seminar style, with an emphasis on
discussion and classroom interaction. Science labs are hands-on, with the opportunity to do real science in a small college setting. Independent study, mentored
research, internships and field experience all are encouraged. The goal is to promote an active, participatory learning style.
That commitment to first-rate teaching and active learning means that
Muhlenberg strives always to provide learning experiences that are not simply
informational, but interesting, even inspirational. It means looking for teaching
approaches where students are not passive but rather engaged, active learners. The
result has been an academic program widely recognized for educational excellence
based on both rigor and nurture.
Positive Outcomes
A Muhlenberg education provides a powerful launching pad into graduate
school and entry level careers. The College’s success rates with both law school
and medical school placement are regularly over 90%. In addition, many Muhlenberg students go on to master’s and doctoral programs each year, often with
teaching fellowships or other stipends.
Muhlenberg grads also go on to a full range of employment opportunities, from
America’s largest banks and accounting firms to its “blue chip” business concerns,
from the most prominent social and helping agencies to schools, government and
family-owned businesses, and from a variety of media, writing and advertising
positions to work in the performing and fine arts.
MINORS
African American Studies
Asian Traditions
Jewish Studies
Public Health
Sustainability Studies
Women’s Studies
majors designated with an
asterisk at left are also available
as minors
CONCENTRATIONS
Latin American Studies
Non-science Medical Studies
CERTIFICATIONS
Elementary Education
Secondary Education
PREPROFESSIONAL
PROGRAMS
Health Professions
Prelaw
Religious Vocation Preparation
COOPERATIVE
PROGRAMS
Army ROTC
Dentistry
Engineering
Environmental Science or
Forestry
Medicine
Music Education
Occupational Therapy
Optometry
Physical Therapy
SPECIAL ACADEMIC
PROGRAMS
Self-Designed Major
Semester in Washington, D.C.
Education Abroad Programs
Dana Associates Program
Muhlenberg Scholars Program
RJ Fellows Program
Departmental Honors Programs
Writing Program
First Year Seminars
“‘The small community and
small, personal class sizes allow professors [to] ‘become
friends, mentors, and role
models’ to students. ‘They
love what they do, they
love students, and they love
interacting with students.’
But professors aren’t just
friendly faces. ‘They are
[also] very knowledgeable in
their fields’ and ‘challenge
students to achieve more
than they thought they were
capable of.’ ”
2008 Princeton Review
The Best 366 Colleges
CollegeManagement
College
Management
PEYTON R. HELM
KAREN GREEN
SAM BEIDLEMAN
President of the College
Vice President for Student Affairs/
Dean of Students
Director of Athletics
Peyton Randolph Helm
took office as president of
Muhlenberg College July 1,
2003. He holds the faculty
rank of professor of history.
Immediately prior to joining the Muhlenberg community, Helm served as vice president
for college relations and professor of classical
studies at Colby College in Waterville, Maine.
Helm began his career in academic administration at the University of Pennsylvania,
where he was named coordinator of College
House Programs in 1981. He served as associate director of development and then director
of development for Penn’s School of Arts and
Sciences. From 1981-1988 he was also an
adjunct assistant professor of ancient history
and urban studies at Penn.
In 1988, Helm was named vice president for
development and alumni relations at Colby,
where he was promoted to vice president for
college relations in 2001.
The Council for Advancement and Support
of Education (CASE) has awarded Helm its
Steuben Apple, given to advancement professionals who have been rated as a top speaker
at 10 or more national conferences. Helm has
delivered addresses and conducted seminars on
ethics, stewardship, writing, capital campaigns,
market research and volunteer management at
more than 30 conferences across the country
and internationally. His writing has been published in CASE Currents and Successful Fund
Raising, as well as various scholarly publications in the field of ancient history.
Helm earned his bachelor’s degree in archaeology, with magna cum laude and Phi Beta
Kappa distinction, from Yale University. He
earned his doctoral degree in ancient history,
specializing in ancient Greek and Near Eastern
history and literature, from the University of
Pennsylvania.
Karen Green began her duties
as vice president for student affairs/dean of students at Muhlenberg College on June 15, 2006,
following more than four years as
dean of students at Wells College in Aurora, N.Y.
At Muhlenberg, Green oversees more than 70 fulltime employees and several departments, including
athletics and recreation.
“Muhlenberg is committed to our scholar athletes
and the athletic programs are an integral part of
a liberal arts education,” said Green. “The lessons
learned from participation in our programs will
sustain our students throughout their lives. The
opportunity to be involved in intramural and recreational programs provides balance from the rigors of
a challenging academic experience. Students learn
negotiation skills, teamwork, time management and
to be effective leaders.
“Our coaches are committed to excellence and
are partners with students notwithstanding their
skill level. My predecessor as dean of students, Rudy
Ehrenberg, said it best, ‘We must provide our students with outstanding coaches, superb facilities and
a commitment to excellent programs. These are the
ingredients for a quality program and Muhlenberg
College is committed to such excellence.’ I strongly
support these words and will be fully committed to
the College’s athletic programs.”
Green received her baccalaureate degree from
Agnes Scott College in Atlanta in 1986, where the
Karen Green Human Relations Award was created in
her honor. She went on to earn her master’s of divinity from the Candler School of Theology at Emory
University in 1997.
Green began her administrative career as a resident director at Spelman College, later served in the
admissions office at Agnes Scott and subsequently
became director of orientation, residence life and
student activities at her alma mater before leaving
Atlanta to accept the position of director of multicultural affairs at Hamilton College in Clinton, N.Y.
She held additional leadership positions in
student life at Agnes Scott, Emory and Hamilton
before assuming the position of dean of students at
Wells in September 2001.
ATHLETIC SUPPORT STAFF
Athletic Trainers
Athletic Business
Manager
Following a national search,
Muhlenberg College named Sam
Beidleman director of athletics in
July 2003. He had been serving
as interim director of athletics
since April 1, 2003.
As director of athletics, Beidleman supervises Muhlenberg’s 22-sport varsity intercollegiate
program, as well as the intramural and recreation
programs.
“Muhlenberg College is proud of its long-standing
tradition of academic and athletic excellence,” said
Beidleman. “While we strive to win on the field or
court, we measure our success in many other ways
including the development of character, leadership,
scholarship and ethical behavior.”
Beidleman returned to Muhlenberg after a prior
35-year association with the College, during which
he held responsibilities in every area of athletics
programming – as a student, coach, faculty member
and administrator. He was a varsity letterwinner in
football and track and spent 13 seasons as an assistant
football coach following his graduation in 1963.
It was as a baseball coach that Beidleman truly
made his mark, coaching the Mules from 1970
to 1992 and winning 255 games, setting a school
record for a coach in one sport. His teams captured
five Middle Atlantic Conference Southwest League
titles and three Southern Division championships.
Beidleman, who held the academic rank of associate professor of physical education from 1965 to
1992, also served as men’s intramural director and
director of recreation. After retiring from coaching, he was full-time athletic business and facilities
manager until August 2000.
A 2006 inductee into the Muhlenberg Athletic
Hall of Fame, Beidleman earned his master’s degree
in counseling and guidance from Kutztown University in 1970.
COREY GOFF
Associate Director of Athletics
Corey Goff was promoted
to associate director of athletics in 2008 after five years as an
assistant director of athletics. In
addition to his administrative
duties, he serves as head baseball
coach and summer camp coordinator.
MEGAN EDDINGER
Senior Woman Administrator
Steve
Nemes
Lindsay
Weiss
Sara
Talarico
www.Muhlenberg.edu/main/athletics •
Ray Ramella
Megan Eddinger was
promoted to senior woman administrator in 2010. In addition
to her administrative duties, she
serves as advisor to the StudentAthlete Advisory Committee and
head field hockey coach.
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MuhlenbergAthletics
Muhlenberg
Athletics
centennial conference
In its 19th year of all-sports competition, the Centennial Conference
has taken its place among the nation’s elite small college conferences.
On June 4, 1981, Keith Spalding, then-president of Franklin & Marshall College, made the announcement that “eight private colleges found it
timely and appropriate to form a round-robin schedule among institutions with similar attitudes and practices in intercollegiate football.” With
that statement, the Centennial Conference was
born.
From 1983-92, the eight private
colleges — Dickinson College,
Franklin & Marshall College, Gettysburg College, Johns Hopkins
University, Muhlenberg College,
Swarthmore College, Ursinus College
and Western Maryland College (now
McDaniel College) — participated in a
football-only conference. Because of the
success in operating the Centennial Football
Conference, the league expanded to an all-sports conference in 1992, with
Bryn Mawr College, Haverford College and Washington College joining
as charter members.
A purpose and mission statement adopted by the presidents stated,
“Recognizing that our fundamental purpose is the academic mission of
institutions, we agree to establish an all-sports conference in the spirit of
rationalizing our competition by controlling travel, schedule and costs.
The Conference will be controlled by the presidents of the member institutions.”
The Centennial Conference encourages athletic competition among
national liberal arts colleges and universities that share similar academic
aspirations and a commitment to the importance of the total educational
experience of students engaged in sports. Intercollegiate athletics programs
are an integral part of the life of the member institutions and flow from
their educational objectives. Each institution provides a comprehensive,
broad-based athletics program. All varsity sports are treated equitably, and
every sport is important.
COMPOSITE CC STANDINGS
The CC crowns champions in
1994-2011
24 sports and continues to sponsor
W
L
Pct
intercollegiate programs of national
Franklin & Marshall 203 71 .741
Gettysburg
173 101 .631
prominence for women and men.
Johns Hopkins
170 104 .620
On the average, Centennial memUrsinus
161 113 .588
bers boast of 19 varsity teams, which Muhlenberg
154 120 .562
Washington College 124 150 .453
is well above the national norm.
Haverford
113 161 .412
Men’s basketball in the CC is
Dickinson
104 170 .380
highly competitive and growing in
McDaniel
91 183 .332
national stature. Three different CC
Swarthmore
77 197 .281
teams have
CC CHAMPIONS
reached
East
West
Tournament
1994 Muhlenberg
Franklin & Marshall Franklin & Marshall
the NCAA
Tournament 1995 Mules/Swarthmore Franklin & Marshall Muhlenberg
1996 Mules/Haverford Franklin & Marshall Franklin & Marshall
“Sweet 16”
1997 Washington
Johns Hopkins
Dickinson
Johns Hopkins
Muhlenberg
the last four 1998 Muhlenberg
1999 Muhlenberg
Franklin & Marshall Johns Hopkins
years, with
2000 Muhlenberg
Franklin & Marshall Franklin & Marshall
Ursinus
2001 Mules/Ursinus
Gettysburg/F&M
Gettysburg
(2008) and 2002 Muhlenberg
Franklin & Marshall Gettysburg
Franklin & Marshall Ursinus
Franklin & 2003 Ursinus
Regular Season
Tournament
Marshall
2004 Franklin & Marshall
Franklin & Marshall
(2009)
2005 Franklin & Marshall
Ursinus
Ursinus
going on to 2006 Ursinus
2007 Johns Hopkins
Johns Hopkins
the “Final
2008 Ursinus
Ursinus
Four.”
2009 Franklin & Marshall
Gettysburg
2010 Franklin & Marshall
2011 Franklin & Marshall
Franklin & Marshall
Franklin & Marshall
Muhlenberg College sponsors a comprehensive 22-sport intercollegiate athletics program. The Mules compete in the Centennial Conference in all sports
and are members of the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) Division III.
Muhlenberg’s sports program is designed to offer quality competitive experiences for the serious athlete, with opportunities for outstanding teams and
individuals to advance to national Division III championships. However, given
the breadth of
the program,
opportunities
also exist for
the unrecruited
athlete to
participate in
varsity sports.
Muhlenberg
has excellent
on-campus
athletic facilities. Opened in During the 2010-11 school year, Muhlenberg won Centennial
1982, the Life Conference championships in football, women’s basketball and
softball. The men’s soccer and women’s basketball teams reached
Sports Center
the “Sweet 16” of the NCAA Tournament, and Mule individuals
is a building
earned bids to the NCAA Championships in men’s track and field
designed for
and men’s cross country.
athletics, intramurals and “sports for life” as primary uses. The original solar-heated building, a series of three additions to the Memorial Hall gymnasium, includes the
spacious John Deitrich Field House, featuring basketball and tennis courts and
a 160-meter running track; the 25-meter Alumni Pool; and the Levering Tyson
wing, containing racquetball and squash courts and rooms for sports medicine,
weight training, wresATHLETIC STAFF DIRECTORY
tling, dance, instruc484-664Director ...........................Sam Beidleman ............... 3380
tion and equipment
Associate Director ............Corey Goff...................... 3395
distribution. Memorial
S.W.A. .............................Megan Eddinger ............. 3768
Hall, the original facilAssistant to the A.D. ........Megan Patruno ............... 3785
Business Manager ............Ray Ramella .................... 3377
ity built in 1954, seats
Head Coaches
3,529 and is an excelBaseball .........................Corey Goff...................... 3395
lent facility for viewing
Basketball (men).............Scott McClary ................. 3387
indoor sports.
Basketball (women) ........Ron Rohn ....................... 3394
Cheerleading .................Tanya Feiertag ................. 3865
The Life Sports
Cross Country ................David Bracetty ................ 3788
Center
recently unField Hockey...................Megan Eddinger ............. 3768
derwent a significant
Football..........................Mike Donnelly ................ 3385
Golf (men) .....................John Librick .................... 3392
renovation that further
Golf (women).................Ron Rohn ....................... 3394
improved the Mules’
Lacrosse (men) ...............Chris Bissinger ................ 3763
facilities. The threeLacrosse (women) ..........Kristen Stuckel ................ 3384
level, 40,000-square
Soccer (men) ..................Sean Topping .................. 3383
Soccer (women) .............Leslie Benintend .............. 3382
foot addition was built
Softball ..........................Marisa DeStasio .............. 3415
directly west of the
Tennis (men)...................Jeff Schmitt..................... 3865
Deitrich Field House
Tennis (women) ..............Linda Andrews ................ 3381
Track & Field...................Brad Hackett ................... 3590
and opened in the fall
Volleyball .......................Alexa Keckler .................. 3669
of 2004. The new facilWrestling .......................Brian Burzynski ............... 3386
ity includes additional
Athletic Trainers ...............Steve Nemes ................... 3391
locker rooms and office
Lindsay Weiss.................. 3063
Sara Talarico ................... 3863
space, new recreation
Equipment Manager ........John Librick .................... 3392
and fitness areas and a
Administrative Asst. .........Bonnie Belknap ............... 3379
new health and counReceptionist .....................Suzanne Harris ................ 3023
seling center.
Outdoors, the Mules have a grass field used by the men’s and women’s soccer
teams, constructed in 1997, and a stadium for use by football, field hockey and
lacrosse surrounded by an eight-lane, all-weather track, constructed in 1998
and resurfaced with AstroTurf GameDay Grass™ 3D in 2008.
www.centennial.org
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• Muhlenberg College Basketball 2011-12
BasketballFacilities
Basketball
Facilities
Memorial
Hall
Life Sports
Center
Constructed 1954
On Saturday, Feb. 6, 1954, the dream of each Muhlenberg alumnus was
realized when Memorial Hall, the new physical education building, was dedicated in a brief program.
HOMECOURT
The program was concluded with the unveilADVANTAGE
ing of a plaque honoring the Muhlenberg alumni
who lost their lives in the First and Second World
Due in part to
Wars and the Korean engagement. The plaque
excellent fan support,
read: “Memorial Hall; Dedicated to the Memory of Muhlenberg has
These Men Who Made the Supreme Sacrifice in the enjoyed a tremendous
Service of Our Country.”
homecourt advantage
Overcoming a halftime deficit of a single marker, since the early 1980s,
the Muhlenberg men’s team gained a well-deserved
posting a winning
76-70 win over a hustling Gettysburg squad before
record at Memorial
a capacity dedication crowd.
Hall in all but four of
In the 50-plus years since, Memorial Hall has
the last 27 years. The
been the site of numerous volleyball matches,
Mules were a perfect
wrestling meets, concerts and, of course, basketball
12-0 at home for
games. With a built-in seating capacity of 3,529,
the 1994-95 season,
Memorial Hall fosters a big-game atmosphere hard
including a defeat of
to match in a Division III facility. Renovations
top-ranked Franklin
to the facility, including new backboards and an
& Marshall before a
improved lighting system in 2010, and a new paint
packed house in the
job in 2011, have kept Memorial Hall modernCentennial Conferlooking into its second half-century.
ence championship
game, and also won
THE SCOTTY WOOD TOURNAMENT
10 home games two
Held annually in Memorial Hall the weekend
of the last three years.
before Thanksgiving, the
Muhlenberg at
Scotty Wood Tournament has
Memorial Hall
grown into one of the most
Year
W
L Pct
popular events of its
1982-83
8
3 .727
kind in the nation.
1983-84 10
2 .833
At a time when
1984-85 12
1 .923
1985-86 12
2 .857
small-college bas1986-87
6
4 .600
ketball attendance
1987-88
9
3 .750
is spotty and dozens of season1988-89 10
2 .833
opener “tip-off” tournaments compete for
1989-90
5
7 .417
1990-91
7
4 .636
a limited number of available teams, Muhlenberg
1991-92 11
1 .917
College’s Scotty Wood event is drawing good
1992-93
9
3 .750
crowds, meeting financial goals and retaining major 1993-94 9 3 .750
1994-95 12
0 1.000
sponsors.
The phenomenon has evolved into “Scotty Wood 1995-96 8 4 .667
1996-97
9
2 .818
Weekend” at Muhlenberg: a spectacle of ceremo1997-98 12
1 .923
nies, receptions and displays of student enthusiasm
1998-99 10
2 .833
1999-00 10
4 .714
dribbling around eight women’s and men’s basket2000-01
7
4 .636
ball games over two days.
2001-02
9
4 .692
To generate greater student interest in the
2002-03
5
6 .455
2003-04
6
7 .462
tournament, since 1986 the tournament commit2004-05
7
5 .583
tee has involved the professor and students from
2005-06 12
1 .923
a Muhlenberg marketing management class to
2006-07
6
8 .429
plan, implement and run publicity campaigns and
2007-08
7
5 .583
attendance-drawing events. The marketing students 2008-09 10 3 .769
sell t-shirts and other souvenirs, coordinate halftime 2009-10 7 6 .538
2010-11 10
3 .769
activities, hold raffles for prizes and organize
Total
255 100 .718
“Scotty Wood” parties and meals.
Proceeds from the Scotty Wood Tournament have helped fund special trips
for the Muhlenberg men’s basketball team (see page 6).
www.Muhlenberg.edu/main/athletics •
Renovated 2003-04
A three-level, 40,000-square-foot addition to the Life Sports Center opened
in August 2004, further improving Muhlenberg College’s athletic facilities.
The addition, built directly west of the John Deitrich Field House, includes a
large weight facility, an expanded cardio-fitness area, a snack bar, new facilities
for health service and counseling, training rooms, locker rooms and coaches’
offices. The structure overlooks Scotty Wood Stadium and Varsity Field and is
joined to the Life Sports Center by a large indoor corridor on the main level. A
new main entrance faces the campus.
The project also entailed renovations in the Field House, including installation of a new floor and track, new netting, new lighting and painting.
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TravelLog
Travel
Log
The Muhlenberg men’s basketball team has taken many special trips, both during the season and over the summer, the last 20 years.
Proceeds from the Scotty Wood Tournament help pay for these trips and enable the team members to travel cross-country and out of the
country for once-in-a-lifetime experiences.
On the international trips, permitted every three years by NCAA regulations, the Mules combine their sightseeing and cultural exchange
with several games against club teams.
Below is a list of special basketball team trips made by the Muhlenberg men’s basketball team. Pictures from the trips in bold are arranged
clockwise, starting from the upper left.
“This has been such a positive experience by
not only giving us the opportunity to play basketball in Ireland together, but for us to spend
time and mature together with each other and
the new coaches.”
- Spencer Liddic
Belfast, Ireland
August 2009
August 1994
December 1995
August 1997
August 2000
January 2002
August 2003
July 2006
August 2009
British Isles
San Diego
Germany/Austria
Spain
Los Angeles
Ireland
Italy/Switzerland
Ireland
COMMUNITY SERVICE
The Muhlenberg men’s basketball players recognize their status as
role models to the youth in the area and take every opportunity to
give back to the community that supports them.
The last two years, the Mules went back to school for a day in
January, reading to children at Jefferson Elementary School in conjunction with Martin Luther
King, Jr. Day of Service.
The Mules talked with
the youngsters about the
importance of reading
and helped them draw
pictures of their hopes
and dreams.
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The Muhlenberg players also
interact with area youths in
postgame autograph sessions
with Boy Scouts.
• Muhlenberg College Basketball 2011-12
CoachingStaff
Coaching
Staff
SCOTT MCCLARY
Head Coach
Muhlenberg ‘94
third season
After 11 years, Scott McClary returned to Muhlenberg
College as the school’s new
head men’s basketball coach for
the 2009-10 season.
McClary replaced Dave Madeira, who retired
following the conclusion of the 2008-09 season.
Madeira coached at Muhlenberg for 22 years,
and for seven of those McClary was one of his assistants. A 1994 graduate of Muhlenberg, McClary
spent three years as a student assistant coach and
four years as the top assistant, helping lead the
Mules to Centennial Conference championships in
1995 and 1998.
“It has always been a dream of mine to return
home to my alma mater and help the program
reach its full potential,” said McClary. “I cannot
imagine a better place to spend the next 20 years of
my life raising my family and building a championship level program. I am prepared to build a
program that will develop great people and field a
team the College and the entire community will be
proud to have represent Muhlenberg.”
McClary inherited a senior-laden team and
led it to a Centennial Conference playoff berth
and the program’s first postseason road win in
nine years in 2009-10. With a younger team in
2010-11, the Mules finished 13-12 in a campaign
highlighted by individual school records for points
and blocked shots in a season and the program’s
first first-team Academic All-American in 30 years.
McClary came back to Muhlenberg after six
years as head coach at Marymount University,
where he compiled a 74-83 record, including winning records the last three seasons. In 2009, he was
named Capital Athletic Conference coach of the
year after leading the Saints to nine wins in their
last 13 games and a run to the CAC championship
game.
McClary brought his Marymount teams to
Muhlenberg to play in the Scotty Wood Tournament twice, winning the championship in 2004
and losing to Muhlenberg in the 2008 title game.
Prior to coaching at Marymount, McClary was
the top assistant under Pete Strickland at Coastal
Carolina University. Before that, McClary spent
three seasons at Bishop O’Connell High School,
helping Joe Wootten turn around a program from
winning six games to winning 30, including a
Virginia state title in his final season.
Perhaps the strongest influence upon McClary
as a coach comes from working with Hall of Fame
Coach Morgan Wootten of DeMatha High School.
Spending the 1998-99 season on DeMatha’s bench
as a varsity assistant, McClary helped coach a team
that was ranked No. 1 in the nation and featured
future NBA players Keith Bogans and Joe Forte.
He has also spent the past 20 summers helping
Wootten with his renowned summer camp, serving
as league commissioner for 13 years.
McClary is the 23rd men’s basketball coach in
Muhlenberg history, but just the fourth in almost
a half-century. Ken Moyer coached from 1960-61
through 1980-81, when he was replaced by Steve
Moore, who led the Mules for six seasons before
handing the reins over to Madeira.
The 39-year-old McClary and his wife Nancy
have three sons, Caden (9), Riley (5) and Parker
(3).
2011-12 Muhlenberg men’s basketball roster
No
3
5
10
12
15
20
22
23
24
33
34
50
Name
Matt O’Hara **
Malique Killing
Ryan Lagomarsino
Hunter Forsman **
AJ Dean
Brian Leeds
Austin Curry *
Jesse Lerner
Gabriel Mercer
James Albano *
Spencer Liddic ***+
Kevin Hargrove *
* letters won
Cl
Jr
Fr
Jr
Jr
Fr
So
So
Fr
Fr
So
Sr
So
Pos
G
G
G
F
F
F
G
G
G
F
F
C
Ht
5-11
5-9
6-3
6-6
6-4
6-4
6-0
6-2
6-0
6-5
6-5
6-10
Wt
175
150
170
225
200
210
178
152
170
196
215
230
Hometown/High School
Berwyn, Pa./Conestoga
Philadelphia, Pa./Friends’ Central
Manalapan, N.J./Manalapan
Jackson, N.J./Jackson Liberty
Harrisburg, Pa./Susquehanna Twp.
Greenwich, Conn./Greenwich
Jamison, Pa./Germantown Academy
Maitland, Fla./Trinity Prep
Charlotte, N.C./Davidson Day School
Ridgewood, N.J./Ridgewood
Clarks Summit, Pa./Abington Heights
Queens, N.Y./Chaminade
+ captain
Head Coach: Scott McClary (Muhlenberg ’94)
Assistant Coaches: Ryan Finch (McDaniel ’09), Marqus Hunter (Misericordia ’09)
Student Assistant: Max Saidman ’12
Managers: Jessica Klein, Andrew Schlesinger, Evan Kasakove
www.Muhlenberg.edu/main/athletics •
RYAN FINCH
Assistant Coach
McDaniel ‘09 • third season
No stranger to the Centennial Conference, Ryan Finch
joined the Muhlenberg staff for
the 2009-10 year.
Finch played the previous
four seasons at McDaniel College, appearing in 93
games and finishing sixth all-time in three-point
percentage and seventh in three-pointers made.
He was part of a senior class that recorded more
wins over a four-year stretch than any other in
McDaniel history, including a school-record 18 in
2008-09.
Finch, whose degree is in sociology, works at the
Morgan Wootten Basketball Camp in the summer.
MARQUS HUNTER
Assistant Coach
Misericordia ‘09 • first season
Marqus Hunter is in his first
season as an assistant basketball
coach at Muhlenberg.
A 2009 graduate of Misericordia University, Hunter was
a four-year member of the Cougar basketball team
and received the Coaches Achievement Award as a
senior.
He went on to earn his master’s in organizational management, with a specialization in human
resources, from Misericordia while working as an
athletic administration intern.
Hunter, who hails from Paterson, N.J., also
has experience as a teacher’s aid in the Dallas, Pa.,
school district and a human resources intern at
Guard Insurance Group in Wilkes-Barre, Pa.
In addition to his coaching duties, he is multicultural program director at Muhlenberg.
MAX SAIDMAN
Student Assistant Coach
fourth season
Max Saidman is in his fourth
season as a student assistant
coach with Muhlenberg.
A native of Kingston, Pa.,
Saidman was a four-year letterwinner and two-year captain as a point guard
at Wyoming Seminary. He has previous coaching
experience with a middle-school AAU team the
summer before coming to Muhlenberg and worked
for The Hoop Group in the last two summers.
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Senior
SPENCER LIDDIC
34
Senior • F • 6-5 • 215 • 3VL
Clarks Summit, Pa./Abington Heights
At Muhlenberg: Second year as a team captain ... The cornerstone of the
Mule program ... One of the top big men in Division III ... Very strong and
a good finisher ... Works hard to get rebounds ... On pace to become the top
rebounder in Centennial Conference history ... Entered senior season 15th
on Mules’ all-time scoring list ... Has 28 career double-doubles ... Led the
CC in scoring and rebounding last year ... Ranked in the top 35 nationally in both categories ...
Scoring average of 20.4 was the second-highest in a season in team history ... Led team in scoring,
rebounding, free throws and blocked shots as a sophomore ... 20th in Division III in rebounding
... Scored in double figures in all but three
games ... Had CC-leading 13 doubledoubles ... Became the eighth freshman in
CC history to earn all-conference honors
in 2009 ... Second on Mules in points
per game, rebounds per game, field-goal
percentage and blocked shots ... Personal:
Earned three letters playing basketball at
Abington Heights High School ... Team
captain ... Regional player of the year as a
senior ... Two-time all-region selection and
two-time league player of the year ... Born
Feb. 27, 1990 ... Parents are Steven and
Janice Liddic ... A double major in business
administration and finance ... Bench press:
330 ... Clean: 265.
Career Highlights
• Honors
Preseason All-American, 2012
Academic All-America first team, 2011
Academic All-District, 2011 (first team) and 2010 (second team)
Centennial Conference Academic Honor Roll, 2011 and 2010
Lehigh Valley Scholar-Athlete Team, 2011, 2010 and 2009
NABC All-District, 2011 (first team)
All-Mid-Atlantic Region, 2011 (first team), 2010 (third team)
All-CC first team, 2011 and 2010
All-CC honorable mention, 2009
Centennial Conference player of the week, 2011 (twice) and 2010
Lehigh Valley team of the year, 2011 and 2010
Scotty Wood Tournament MVP, 2010
Greyhound Starters Classic all-tournament team, 2011
• School Record
most points in a season (509 in 2011)
• Career Highs
points – 35 vs. Washington, 2011
rebounds – 19 vs. Swarthmore, 2010
assists – 5 vs. Ursinus, 2010 (CC playoff game)
steals – 4 vs. Ursinus, 2010
blocked shots – 6 vs. King’s, 2010
• Top Games
2011: 35 points, 14 rebounds vs. Washington
32 points, 14 rebounds vs. Gallaudet
27 points, 13 rebounds vs. McDaniel
20 points, 16 rebounds vs. Gettysburg
27 points, 7 rebounds vs. Johns Hopkins
2010: 24 points, 19 rebounds vs. Swarthmore
25 points, 16 rebounds vs. Gettysburg
22 points, 13 rebounds at Gettysburg
23 points on 7-of-11 shooting vs. McDaniel
13 points, 14 rebounds vs. Johns Hopkins
2009: 22 points, 8 rebounds vs. Johns Hopkins
20 points, 13 rebounds in 23 minutes vs. Washington
22 points, 10 rebounds vs. McDaniel
14 points, 7 rebounds, 5 blocks vs. Ursinus
team’s high scorer in both CC playoff games
Career Statistics
Year
2008-09
2009-10
2010-11
Totals
8
G / GS
26 / 20
27 / 27
25 / 25
78 / 72
FG /
110 /
142 /
184 /
436 /
Total
FGA
204
286
359
849
Pct
.539
.497
.513
.514
3-point
FG /FGA
Pct
4 / 15 .267
1 / 5 .200
5 / 17 .294
10 / 37 .270
FT / FTA
78 / 111
125 / 166
136 / 196
339 / 473
Pct
Pts
.703 302
.753 410
.694 509
.717 1221
Avg
11.6
15.2
20.4
15.7
Hi Off
22 72
28 96
35 88
35 256
Rebounds
Def
Tot
Avg PF /
113 185
7.1 58 /
185 281 10.4 61 /
158 246
9.8 53 /
456 712
9.1 172 /
D
1
4
1
6
A TO
17 31
38 78
38 77
93 186
Blk
42
35
17
94
Stl
7
16
16
39
Min
549
812
851
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ReturningPlayers
Returning
Players
JAMES ALBANO
33
Sophomore • F • 6-5 • 196 • 1VL
Ridgewood, N.J./Ridgewood
At Muhlenberg: Valuable reserve forward for the Mules ... Tough
around the basket ... Has a nice shooting touch ... Played in every game
as a freshman ... Personal: Averaged 22 points and 10 rebounds per
game en route to earning second-team all-county honors as a senior at
Ridgewood High School ... Born Oct. 13, 1991 ... Parents are Jim and
Patrice Albano ... Major undeclared ... Bench press: 205 ... Clean: 205.
Career Highlights
• Career Highs
points – 9 vs. Ursinus and Dickinson, 2011
rebounds – 12 vs. Rosemont, 2011
assists – 2, three times
steals – 2 vs. Wentworth Tech, 2011
• Top Games
2011: 6 points, 12 rebounds vs. Rosemont
6 points, 8 rebounds vs. King’s
6 points, 5 rebounds vs. Washington
8 points, 7 rebounds vs. Johns Hopkins
Career Statistics
Year
2010-11
G / GS
25 / 0
Total
FG / FGA
Pct
37 / 76 .487
3-point
FG /FGA
Pct
2 / 3 .667
FT / FTA
16 / 24
Pct
.667
Pts Avg
92 3.7
Hi
9
Rebounds
Off Def
Tot
Avg
26 60
86
3.4
PF / D
22 / 0
A
13
TO
8
Blk
7
Stl Min
7 294
AUSTIN CURRY
22
Sophomore • G • 6-0 • 178 • 1VL
Jamison, Pa./Germantown Academy
At Muhlenberg: Talented young guard who is one of the Mules’ key players ... Should
flourish in move to his natural position of shooting guard ... Can really “light it up” ...
Played point guard for much of
Career Highlights
freshman season ... Finished second
• Honors
on the team and first among CentenScotty Wood all-tournament team, 2010
nial Conference freshmen in scoring ... Fourth in CC
• Career Highs
(first among freshmen) in three-pointers ... One shy of
points – 26 vs. Washington, 2011
rebounds – 5 vs. Ursinus and Swarthmore, 2011
tying school record for threes by a freshman ... Second
assists – 4 vs. McDaniel and Haverford, 2011
in CC in free-throw percentage and third on Mules in
3-pointers – 5 vs. Franklin & Marshall, 2011
assists ... Personal: Was first-team all-area as a senior
steals – 2 vs. Gettysburg, 2011
• Top Games
and first-team all-conference two years at Germantown
2011: 22 points on 5-of-8 three-point shooting in win vs.
Academy ... Third-leading scorer in league ... Named
No. 19 Franklin & Marshall
to Philadelphia Daily News Top 100 ... Also lettered in
24 points vs. Ursinus
soccer and track ... Born Sept. 16, 1991 ... Parents are
18 points vs. Moravian in first career game
26 points on 7-of-12 shooting vs. Washington
Thomas and Karen Curry ... An accounting major ...
game-winning shot with 10.6 seconds left vs. Swarthmore
Bench press: 225 ... Clean: 190.
Career Statistics
Year
2010-11
G / GS
25 / 24
Total
FG / FGA
Pct
88 / 240 .367
3-point
FG /FGA
Pct
48 / 130 .369
www.Muhlenberg.edu/main/athletics •
FT / FTA
93 / 109
Pct
.853
Pts Avg
317 12.7
Hi
26
Rebounds
Off Def
Tot
Avg
11 50
61
2.4
PF / D
56 / 0
A
49
TO
65
Blk
0
Stl Min
13 718
9
ReturningPlayers
Returning
Players
HUNTER FORSMAN
12
Junior • F • 6-6 • 225 • 2VL
Jackson, N.J./Jackson Liberty
At Muhlenberg: Talented post player ... Looking to have a breakout junior season after
battling injuries and illness his first two years ... Very strong and athletic ... Will contribute greatly in the areas of rebounding and shot blocking ... Personal: Earned two varsity
letters and was a team co-captain in basketball at Jackson Liberty High School ... Born
Dec. 17, 1990 ... Parents are Richard and Enid Forsman ... A business administration
major ... Bench press: 335 ... Clean: 225.
Career Highlights
• Career Highs
points – 3 vs. Gettysburg, 2011; vs. Ursinus, 2010
rebounds – 6 vs. Rosemont, 2011; vs. Ursinus, 2010
blocked shots – 2 vs. Moravian, 2011; vs. Franklin & Marshall, 2010
Career Statistics
Year
2009-10
2010-11
Totals
G / GS
21 / 0
8/ 0
29 / 0
Total
FG / FGA
Pct
4 / 11 .364
3/
9 .333
7 / 20 .350
3-point
FG /FGA
Pct
0 / 0 .000
0 / 0 .000
0 / 0 .000
FT / FTA
3 / 12
3 / 12
6 / 24
Pct
.250
.250
.250
Pts Avg
11 0.5
9 1.1
20 0.7
Hi
3
3
3
Rebounds
Off Def
Tot
Avg
15 18
33
1.6
9
9
18
2.3
24 27
51
1.8
PF /
10 /
10 /
20 /
D
0
0
0
A
5
3
8
TO
8
7
15
Blk
7
4
11
Stl Min
2 141
2 95
4 236
KEVIN HARGROVE
50
Sophomore • C • 6-10 • 230 • 1VL
Queens, N.Y./Chaminade
At Muhlenberg: Established himself as a dominant interior presence on the
defensive end as a freshman ... Showed
Career Highlights
great improvement offensively over
• School Records
the course of the season ... Set school
most blocked shots in a season (70 in 2011)
most blocked shots in a game (10 vs. Desales, 2011)
records for blocked shots in a season
• Career Highs
and a game ... Led Centennial Conference and ranked
points – 23 (on 9-of-9 shooting) vs. McDaniel, 2011
15th in Division III in blocked shots per game ... Set CC
rebounds – 13 vs. DeSales, 2011
assists – 2, twice
freshman record for blocked shots ... Fourth in the CC
blocked shots – 10 vs. DeSales, 2011
(first among freshmen) in rebounding ... Averaged 13.8
• Top Games
points and 9.0 rebounds over the final six games of the
2011: 8 points, 13 rebounds, 10 blocks vs. DeSales
season ... Personal: Received four letters in basketball and
17 points, 12 rebounds, 5 blocks vs. Franklin & Marshall
15 points, 12 rebounds, 4 blocks vs. Swarthmore
three apiece in fall crew and spring crew at Chaminade
16 points, 8 rebounds, 6 blocks vs. Dickinson
High School ... Averaged 13 points and six blocks per
game ... Member of state championship spring crew team
... Born Jan. 4, 1992 ... Parents are Richard and Leonor Hargrove ... Major undeclared ... Bench
press: 210 ... Clean: 200.
Career Statistics
Year
2010-11
10
G / GS
25 / 24
Total
FG / FGA
Pct
94 / 162 .580
3-point
FG /FGA
Pct
0 / 0 .000
FT / FTA
39 / 79
Pct
.494
Pts Avg
227 9.1
Hi
23
Rebounds
Off Def
Tot
Avg
60 119 179
7.2
PF / D
68 / 2
A
13
TO
36
Blk
70
Stl Min
12 633
• Muhlenberg College Basketball 2011-12
ReturningPlayers
Returning
Players
10
RYAN
LAGOMARSINO
3
Sophomore • G •
6-3 • 170
Manalapan, N.J./
Manalapan
MATT O’HARA
Junior • G • 5-11 • 175 • 2VL
Berwyn, Pa./Conestoga
At Muhlenberg: Steady point
guard ... Handles the ball well,
makes good decisions and runs
the offense ... Can stick the open
jumper ... Led the Mules in assists
each of his first two seasons ... Ranked in the top 10
in the Centennial Conference in assist-to-turnover
ratio in both 2010 (sixth) and 2011 (second) ...
Personal: Served as a team
Career Highlights
captain and won three letters
• Career Highs
in basketball at Conestoga
points – 9 vs. Swarthmore, 2010 (first career start)
High School ... First-team
rebounds – 8 vs. Dickinson, 2011
assists – 9 vs. Ursinus, 2011; vs. Dickinson, 2010
All-Chester County ... Born
3-pointers – 2, several times
July 8, 1991 ... Parents are
steals – 4 vs. Swarthmore, 2011
Terence and Sandra O’Hara
• Top Games
... Younger brother of former
2011: 8 points vs. Haverford
6 points, 9 assists, 3 steals vs. Ursinus
Mule basketball player
4 points, 4 rebounds, 5 assists vs. Washington
Kevin O’Hara ’11 ... A reli7 points, 4 steals vs. Swarthmore
gion studies major ... Bench
2010: 8 points, 5 assists vs. Ursinus
5 assists vs. Swarthmore
press: 200 ... Clean: 170.
At Muhlenberg: Looks to
see increased playing time as
a reserve shooting guard ... Has played in eight
games the last two seasons, totaling seven points,
a rebound and a steal ... Was 2-for-4 on threepoint shots last year ... Personal: Averaged 14.5
points and 4.2 assists per game at Manalapan
High School ... Second team all-district ... Born
Jan. 7, 1991 ... Parents are Jay Lagomarsino and
Robin Alvarez ... A history major.
8 points vs. Johns Hopkins
7 points, 3 assists, 3 steals vs. McDaniel
Career Statistics - Matt O’Hara
Total
Year
G / GS
FG / FGA
Pct
2009-10 26 / 23
27 / 70 .386
2010-11 25 / 7
26 / 54 .481
Totals
51 / 30
53 / 124 .427
3-point
FG /FGA
Pct
19 / 50 .380
15 / 34 .441
34 / 84 .405
FT / FTA
12 / 16
13 / 16
25 / 32
Pct
.750
.813
.781
Pts Avg
85 3.3
80 3.2
165 3.2
Hi
9
8
9
Rebounds
Off Def
Tot
Avg
8 52
60
2.3
7 73
80
3.2
15 125 140
2.7
PF /
30 /
37 /
67 /
D
A
0 68
0 71
0 139
TO
51
35
86
Blk
0
1
1
Stl
21
19
40
Min
614
570
1184
Newcomers
15
5
20
23
24
AJ
DEAN
MALIQUE
KILLING
BRIAN
LEEDS
JESSE
LERNER
GABRIEL
MERCER
Fr • F • 6-4 • 200
Harrisburg, Pa./
Susquehanna Twp.
Fr • G • 5-9 • 150
Philadelphia, Pa./
Friends’ Central
So • F • 6-4 • 210
Greenwich, Conn./
Greenwich
Fr • G • 6-2 • 152
Maitland, Fla./
Trinity Prep
Fr • G • 6-0 •170
Charlotte, N.C./
Davidson Day School
Managers
JESSICA
KLEIN
ANDREW
SCHLESINGER
EVAN
KASAKOVE
Junior
Westport, Conn.
Sophomore
Ambler, Pa.
Freshman
Manalapan, N.J.
www.Muhlenberg.edu/main/athletics •
11
2010-11Review
2010-11
Review
centennial conference standings
Conference Games
W L Pct Hm
Franklin & Marshall 15 3 .833 8-1
Dickinson
12 6 .667 7-2
Gettysburg
11 7 .611 6-3
Haverford
10 8 .556 5-4
McDaniel
10 8 .556 6-3
Muhlenberg
9 9 .500 6-3
Ursinus
9 9 .500 6-3
Washington
6 12 .333 5-4
Johns Hopkins
5 13 .278 3-6
Swarthmore
3 15 .167 2-7
Rd
7-2
5-4
5-4
5-4
4-5
3-6
3-6
1-8
2-7
1-8
W
23
15
14
14
13
13
12
7
7
6
L
6
12
12
12
13
12
13
18
18
19
All Games
Pct Hm Rd
.793 14-2 7-4
.556 9-4 5-8
.538 8-4 6-5
.538 7-7 6-5
.500 6-5 4-7
.520 10-3 3-7
.480 7-3 3-6
.280 5-6 1-11
.280 4-7 2-9
.240 4-9 1-9
centennial conference statistical leaders
(all games; NCAA rank in parentheses)
Neu
2-0
1-0
0-3
1-0
3-1
0-2
2-4
1-1
1-2
1-1
Centennial Conference Playoffs
First Round
Haverford 61, McDaniel 60
Semifinals
Franklin & Marshall 71, Haverford 62
Dickinson 71, Gettysburg 62
Final
Franklin & Marshall 65, Dickinson 55
NCAA Tournament
First Round
Franklin & Marshall 69, North Carolina Wesleyan 56
Second Round
Virginia Wesleyan 79, Franklin & Marshall 71
all-centennial conference
F
F
F
G
G
G
First Team
Spencer Liddic, Mu
Andrew Powers, G
Matt Dolan, D
Georgio Milligan, FM *
Kevin Breslin, W
Second Team
James McNally, FM
Mike Baker, FM
Jon Ward, U
Devon Lesniak, Mc
Ian Goldberg, H
Honorable Mention
Sam Permutt, H
Will Gates, S
Cameron Baker, H
Matt Hilton, U
Adam Honig, D
* player of the year
other honors
• Academic All-America ....................Spencer Liddic (first team)
• Academic All-District .....................Spencer Liddic (first team)
• CC Academic Honor Roll ..............Steve Cavanaugh
David Gwyn
Spencer Liddic
• D3hoops.com All-Region ..............Spencer Liddic (first team)
• NABC All-Region ...........................Spencer Liddic (second team)
• CC Sportsmanship Team ...............Steve Cavanaugh
• CC Player of the Week ...................Spencer Liddic (Nov. 22, Jan. 31)
• All-Tournament
Scotty Wood Tournament ..............Spencer Liddic (MVP)
Austin Curry
Evan Tozer
Greyhound Starters Classic ...........Spencer Liddic
12
Str
L1
L1
L1
L1
L2
W1
L1
L3
W1
L4
Scoring ...........................G ..... Pt ... Avg
Spencer Liddic, Mu (30) . 25 ...509 .. 20.4
Andrew Powers, G (37) ....26.... 520 ...20.0
Jon Ward, U (41) .............25.... 490 ...19.6
Kevin Breslin, W ..............25.... 468 ...18.7
Will Gates, S ....................25.... 457 ...18.3
Georgio Milligan, FM ......29.... 498 ...17.2
Cam Baker, H ..................25.... 418 ...16.7
Sam Permutt, H ...............25.... 399 ...16.0
James McNally, FM ..........25.... 378 ...15.1
Matt Hilton, U ................25.... 377 ...15.1
Rebounding .................... G ... Reb ....Avg
Spencer Liddic, Mu (34) . 25 ... 246 .... 9.8
Sam Permutt, H ...............25.... 213 .....8.5
Mike Baker, FM ...............29.... 233 .....8.0
Kevin Hargrove, Mu ...... 25 ... 179 .... 7.2
Matt Dolan, D .................27.... 189 .....7.0
Andrew Powers, G ............26.... 177 .....6.8
Will Gates, S ....................25.... 163 .....6.5
James McNally, FM ..........25.... 152 .....6.1
Jon Ward, U .....................25.... 151 .....6.0
Kevin Breslin, W ..............25.... 147 .....5.9
Assist/Turnover Ratio ... Ast ....TO .Ratio
Dylan Bernstein, W (28) ..80...... 33 ...2.42
Matt O’Hara, Mu........... 71 .....35 .. 2.03
Georgio Milligan, FM ....153...... 89 ...1.72
Michael Jarboe, Mc ..........72...... 42 ...1.71
Evan Tozer, Mu .............. 63 .....37 .. 1.70
Jordan Martinez, S ...........75...... 50 ...1.50
Kevin Breslin, W ..............88...... 61 ...1.44
Jesse Krasna, U ...............103...... 73 ...1.41
Ian Goldberg, H ...............91...... 65 ...1.40
Derek Brooks, G ..............51...... 38 ...1.34
Blocked Shots ....................G...Blk ....Avg
Kevin Hargrove, Mu (15) .25.... 70 .. 2.80
Sam Permutt, H ................ 25 .... 29 ...1.16
Aleksandar Nikolic, JH ..... 25 .... 27 ...1.08
Mike Baker, FM ................ 29 .... 30 ...1.03
Georgio Milligan, FM ....... 29 .... 29 ...1.00
Hayk Gyokchyan, FM....... 29 .... 29 ...1.00
Jordan Cheney, S ............... 24 .... 23 ...0.96
Evan Pupelis, Mc ............... 26 .... 23 ...0.88
Louis Sarris-Grau, Mc ....... 23 .... 19 ...0.83
Matt Dolan, D .................. 27 .... 22 ...0.81
Field Goal Percentage....FG ..FGA .... Pct
Jon Ward, U (9) .............154.... 243 ....634
Kevin Hargrove, Mu ...... 94 ...162 .. .580
Sam Permutt, H (43)......156.... 271 ....576
Hayk Gyokchyan, FM......93.... 166 ....560
Brett Cohen, H ................83.... 149 ....557
Mike Baker, FM .............148.... 271 ....546
John Alberici, JH..............83.... 156 ....532
Andrew Powers, G ..........184.... 347 ....530
Spencer Liddic, Mu...... 184 ...359 .. .513
Matt Dolan, D ...............126.... 254 ....496
3-Pointers Made ...............G. 3FG ....Avg
Matt Hilton, U ................. 25 .... 63 ...2.52
Ian Goldberg, H ................ 26 .... 61 ...2.35
Will Gates, S ..................... 25 .... 51 ...2.04
Austin Curry, Mu .............25.... 48 .. 1.92
Devon Lesniak, Mc ........... 26 .... 42 ...1.62
Kevin Kennedy, G ............. 26 .... 28 ...1.46
Matt Donahue, U ............. 25 .... 36 ...1.44
Evan Tozer, Mu ................25.... 36 .. 1.44
Adam Honig, D ................ 27 .... 35 ...1.30
Sal Schittino, W ................ 24 .... 31 ...1.29
Free Throw Percentage... FT .. FTA .... Pct
Matt Hilton, U (8) .........100.... 111 ....901
Austin Curry, Mu (40) ...93 ...109 .. .853
Matt Dolan, D ...............120.... 146 ....822
Jay Kober, S ......................59...... 72 ....819
Devon Lesniak, Mc ..........90.... 110 ....818
Steals ................................G....Stl ....Avg
Georgio Milligan, FM (41) . 29 .... 70 ...2.41
Cam Baker, H ................... 25 .... 50 ...2.00
Kevin Breslin, W ............... 25 .... 46 ...1.84
Andrew Powers, G ............. 26 .... 44 ...1.69
Matt Hilton, U ................. 25 .... 41 ...1.64
Scoring Offense ...........Avg
Franklin & Marshall .... 76.7
Ursinus........................ 72.1
Haverford .................... 69.8
Washington College .... 69.4
Dickinson ................... 66.8
Muhlenberg .............. 66.7
Gettysburg .................. 61.3
McDaniel .................... 60.7
Swarthmore ................. 60.4
Johns Hopkins ............ 57.1
Scoring Defense ..........Avg
McDaniel (11) ...........58.9
Gettysburg (22) ..........60.5
Muhlenberg (42)...... 62.8
Franklin & Marshall ...63.8
Johns Hopkins ...........64.6
Dickinson ..................65.1
Haverford ...................69.5
Swarthmore ................69.9
Ursinus.......................72.6
Washington College ...74.9
FG% Defense .............. Pct
Muhlenberg (23) ..... .395
Ursinus ...................... .411
McDaniel .................. .412
Gettysburg ................. .412
Franklin & Marshall .. .416
Dickinson .................. .423
Johns Hopkins ........... .441
Haverford .................. .445
Swarthmore ............... .459
Washington College ... .468
Blocked Shots ..............Avg
Frank. & Marsh. (22) .. 4.52
Muhlenberg (40) ....... 4.24
McDaniel .................... 3.46
Johns Hopkins ............ 3.20
Swarthmore ................. 3.16
Washington College .... 3.12
Gettysburg .................. 3.00
Haverford .................... 2.96
Dickinson ................... 2.52
Ursinus........................ 2.16
Rebound Margin .........+/Muhlenberg (25)...... +6.5
Frank. & Marsh. (29) .+6.2
Ursinus.......................+2.5
McDaniel ...................+1.8
Gettysburg .................+1.4
Johns Hopkins ...........+0.8
Dickinson ................. - 0.7
Haverford .................. - 2.2
Swarthmore ............... - 6.2
Washington College .. - 8.7
Assist/TO Ratio ........Ratio
Franklin & Marshall ....1.12
Washington College .....0.97
Muhlenberg .............. 0.95
Haverford ....................0.91
Gettysburg ...................0.78
Ursinus ........................0.77
McDaniel ....................0.75
Swarthmore .................0.67
Dickinson ....................0.63
Johns Hopkins .............0.61
• Muhlenberg College Basketball 2011-12
2010-11Statistics
2010-11
Statistics
RESULTS
Date
Nov.
Dec.
Jan.
Feb.
15
19
20
23
29
1
4
8
2
3
5
8
11
13
15
19
22
27
29
2
6
9
12
16
19
s
s
c
c
c
c
m
m
c
c
c
c
c
c
c
c
c
c
c
c
c
c
Opponent
W/L
MORAVIAN
W
ROSEMONT
W
GALLAUDET
W
GETTYSBURG
L
KING’S
W
SWARTHMORE
W
at Washington College
L
at Dickinson
L
vs. Manhattanville
L
vs. Wentworth Tech
L
at DeSales
L
McDANIEL
W
at Johns Hopkins
W
#19 FRANKLIN & MARSHALL W
at Gettysburg
L
at Ursinus
L
WASHINGTON COLLEGE
W
at Haverford
W
JOHNS HOPKINS
W
at Swarthmore
W
at #22 Franklin & Marshall
L
DICKINSON
L(ot)
at McDaniel
L
HAVERFORD
L
URSINUS
W
Score
68-60
72-49
80-51
67-74
61-53
59-58
76-77
56-67
55-58
50-54
54-62
80-66
68-62
71-67
54-61
66-67
82-60
77-69
54-48
67-52
73-80
69-70
54-68
72-84
82-53
High Scorer
Liddic (23)
Liddic (21)
Liddic (32)
Curry (21)
Liddic (24)
Liddic (17)
Curry (26)
Liddic (27)
Liddic (13)
Liddic (15)
Liddic (16)
Liddic (27)
Liddic (27)
Curry (22)
Liddic (20)
Curry (24)
Liddic (35)
Liddic (23)
Liddic (20)
Curry (16)
Liddic (21)
Curry (19)
Hargrove (16)
Liddic (16)
Liddic (19)
High Rebounder
Liddic (11)
Albano (12)
Liddic (14)
Liddic (8)
Liddic (10)
Liddic/Hargrove (9)
Liddic (14)
Liddic (8)
Liddic (11)
Liddic (9)
Hargrove (13)
Liddic (13)
Liddic/Albano (7)
Liddic (8)
Liddic (16)
Liddic (9)
Liddic (14)
Liddic (11)
Liddic (12)
Hargrove (12)
Hargrove (12)
Liddic (13)
Liddic (12)
Hargrove (6)
Liddic/Hargrove (7)
Attendance Overall CC
268
1-0
344
2-0
434
3-0
274
3-1
0-1
241
4-1
159
5-1
1-1
406
5-2
1-2
100
5-3
1-3
143
5-4
127
5-5
275
5-6
127
6-6
2-3
125
7-6
3-3
334
8-6
4-3
171
8-7
4-4
255
8-8
4-5
235
9-8
5-5
437
10-8 6-5
354
11-8 7-5
117
12-8 8-5
792
12-9 8-6
270
12-10 8-7
802
12-11 8-8
162
12-12 8-9
509
13-12 9-9
s - Scotty Wood Tournament; c - Centennial Conference game; m - Greyhound Starters Classic
INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS (returning players in bold)
Player
Liddic
Curry
Hargrove
Tozer
Berish
Albano
M. O’Hara
Greenstone
Lagomarsino
Harwood
Forsman
Liakas
Bovino
K. O’Hara
Gwyn
Cavanaugh
Margulies
“Team”
Total
G /GS FG /FGA
Pct
25 / 25 184 / 359 .513
25 / 24 88 / 240 .367
25 / 24 94 / 162 .580
25 / 25 67 / 184 .364
20 / 10 35 / 91 .385
25 / 0 37 / 76 .487
25 / 7 26 / 54 .481
23 / 7 26 / 71 .366
3/ 0
2 / 4 .500
24 / 0
7 / 28 .250
8/ 0
3 / 9 .333
2/ 0
0 / 0 .000
20 / 0
5 / 15 .333
18 / 1
5 / 8 .625
23 / 1
5 / 24 .208
18 / 1
4 / 13 .308
4/ 0
0 / 0 .000
3-point
FG /FGA Pct
5 / 17
48 /130
0/ 0
36 /112
11 / 36
2/ 3
15 / 34
10 / 41
2/ 4
3 / 14
0/ 0
0/ 0
0/ 1
1/ 2
2 / 10
2/ 9
0/ 0
.294
.369
.000
.321
.306
.667
.441
.244
.500
.214
.000
.000
.000
.500
.200
.222
.000
MULES
25
588 /1338 .439 137 /413 .332
Opponents 25
575 /1455 .395 151 /486 .311
Deadball rebounds: Mules 94, Opponents 71
FT /FTA
Pct
136 /196
93 /109
39 / 79
16 / 25
5/ 7
16 / 24
13 / 16
8 / 12
0/ 0
12 / 13
3 / 12
2/ 2
6 / 10
2/ 4
3/ 4
0/ 0
0/ 0
.694
.853
.494
.640
.714
.667
.813
.667
.000
.923
.250
1.000
.600
.500
.750
.000
.000
Rebounds
Pts Avg Hi Off Def Tot Avg PF / D
509 20.4 35
317 12.7 26
227 9.1 23
186 7.4 16
86 4.3 12
92 3.7 9
80 3.2 8
70 3.0 10
6 2.0 3
29 1.2
5
9 1.1 3
2 1.0
2
16 0.8
4
13 0.7
5
15 0.7
4
10 0.6
7
0 0.0
0
88
11
60
30
10
26
7
2
0
1
9
1
3
0
3
0
0
34
158 246
50 61
119 179
57 87
32 42
60 86
73 80
22 24
0
0
4
5
9 18
0
1
14 17
4
4
23 26
4
4
0
0
36 70
9.8
2.4
7.2
3.5
2.1
3.4
3.2
1.0
0.0
0.2
2.3
0.5
0.9
0.2
1.1
0.2
0.0
53 /
56 /
68 /
37 /
19 /
22 /
37 /
30 /
2/
11 /
10 /
2/
14 /
7/
11 /
7/
0/
1
1
0
2
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
A TO Blk Stl Min
38
49
13
63
19
13
71
40
0
5
3
1
4
4
13
2
0
77 17 16 851
65 0 13 718
36 70 12 633
37
0 14 746
20
4
3 275
8 7 7 294
35 1 19 570
15
0 16 398
0 1 0 4
15
0
5 136
7 4 2 95
0
0
0
7
9
2
0 66
3
0
1 44
14
0
7 133
3
0
2 49
4
0
0
6
9
354 /513 .690 1667 66.7 82 285 665 950 38.0 387 / 4 338 357 106 117
269 /382 .704 1570 62.8 84 263 524 787 31.5 443 / 4 328 266 87 185
+3.9
+6.5
Double-figure scoring games: Liddic 24, Curry 16, Hargrove 11, Tozer 7, Berish 3, Greenstone 1
30+ scoring games: Liddic 2
20+ scoring games: Liddic 14, Curry 4, Hargrove 1
Double-figure rebounding games: Liddic 13, Hargrove 4, Albano 1
Double-figure blocked shots games: Hargrove 1
Double-doubles: Liddic 13, Hargrove 4
Led team in scoring: Liddic 18, Curry 6, Hargrove 1
Led team in rebounding: Liddic 20, Hargrove 6, Albano 2
www.Muhlenberg.edu/main/athletics •
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BasketballHistory
Basketball
History
Combining a proud past with an exciting present and future, Muhlenberg College has
a men’s basketball tradition rare among schools of its kind.
In 104 years of competition dating back to 1900, the Mules have compiled a record of
1174-1050-1 (.528). Muhlenberg recently joined the select group of Division III schools
that have won 1,100 games.
The men’s basketball program set a school record for all sports by reaching double
digits in victories for 21 straight seasons from 1939 through 1959 and tied that mark
from 1983 to 2003.
Mules Among the Giants (1940s)
Muhlenberg exploded onto the national basketball scene in the mid-1940s. When
the College was selected as a school to be used for the training of Naval officers, dozens
of outstanding athletes came to Allentown. Under the guidance of Hall-of-Famer Al
“Doggie” Julian, the Mules made two consecutive appearances in the National Invitation
Tournament, which at the time was the top postseason college basketball tournament.
After winning 19 of 24 regular-season games in 1943-44, Muhlenberg traveled to
New York’s Madison Square Garden to join seven other teams in the NIT. Unfortunately, Muhlenberg’s first-round opponent was DePaul, led by 6-foot-9 All-American George
Mikan. According to the Muhlenberg yearbook, Mikan scored 29 points and knocked at least 20 Mule shots out of the basket (in those days
before goaltending) to lead DePaul to a 68-45 win. The following season, Muhlenberg battled heavily
favored St. John’s in its first-round NIT game, but lost by one point.
In 1945-46, under interim coach Lee Coker, Muhlenberg made a third NIT appearance and finished
fourth after defeating Syracuse, 47-41, in the first round. The Mules never appeared in the NIT again,
but their success continued. They won four consecutive Middle Atlantic Conference North championships before the end of the decade.
High-Scoring Hijinks (1960s)
Muhlenberg moved to Division III in the early 1960s and returned to national prominence later that
decade, winning three straight MAC South championships from 1968 to 1970 and earning a bid to the
NCAA College Division Tournament in 1968.
The Mule teams of those years were known for their fast-paced style, averaging more than 84 points
per game three years in a row. The 1969 squad set a school record by topping the 100-point mark in
three straight games. Three of the six leading scorers in team history played during that span, including
all-time leader Bob McClure (left), who scored 1,788 points and was named MAC South player of the
year twice.
Sensational in the Centennial (1990s)
The Muhlenberg program was rejuvenated in the early 1980s and has remained strong ever since. The
Mules won or tied for the East Division title in each of their first three years in the Centennial Conference. In 1995, Muhlenberg toppled undefeated and top-ranked Franklin & Marshall in the Conference title game to earn a spot in the NCAA Division III Tournament. The Mules won
their second CC title in 1998, defeating Johns Hopkins in the final.
Immortals
Muhlenberg’s contribution to the sport of basketball is recognized at the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame in
Springfield, Mass., where two of its former coaches — Julian and
Bennie Borgmann — are enshrined.
Julian left Muhlenberg for Holy Cross and coached the
Crusaders to the 1947 NCAA Championship, then spent two
years as head coach of the Boston Celtics before returning to the
college ranks at Dartmouth. He would later serve as president of
the American Association of College Basketball Coaches.
Borgmann played nearly 3,000 professional games for teams
such as the Kingston Colonels, Fort Wayne Hoosiers, Chicago
Bruins, Original Celtics, Brooklyn Amercians and Newark Mules
before coming to Muhlenberg. An All-Pro forward wherever he
played, Borgmann frequently tallied 10 or more points at a time
when most teams would rarely score 30 points in a game.
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• Muhlenberg College Basketball 2011-12
CoachingRecords
Coaching
Records
Year
W L
Pct Conf.
PF
PA
Student Coaches:
Fred Reagle (1900-01), J. Ralphus Freed (1901-02),
Charles Trexler (1902-03), William Lauer (1906-07),
Charles Keiter (1907-08)
1900-01
3 3 .500
25.5 14.5
1901-02
5 6 .455
18.9 17.5
1902-03
6 4 .600
22.9 20.5
1903-05 NO TEAM
1906-07
4 3 .563
32.4 23.9
1907-08
4 1 .800
22.0 26.4
1908-12 NO TEAM
(note: The 1906-07 team played one tie game)
Tom Kelly -- 2 seasons, 12-15 (.444)
1912-13
8 5 .615
1913-14
4 10 .286
34.2
23.0
25.9
29.7
George McCaa -- 3 seasons, 19-15 (.559)
1914-15 *
12 5 .706
31.8
1915-16
5 6 .455
26.9
1916-17
2 4 .333
25.2
26.9
32.2
36.0
Gurney Afflerbach -- 2 seasons, 7-18 (.280)
1917-18
0 7 .000
1918-19
7 11 .389
25.9
29.5
Bill Ritter -- 3 seasons, 21-30 (.412)
Roy Geary -- 1 season, 10-9 (.526)
1919-20
8 9 .471
1920-21
4 11 .267
1921-22
10 9 .526
1922-23
9 10 .474
25.4
26.3
22.6
25.6
27.4
32.7
26.3
27.6
Walter “Punk” Wood -- 2 seasons, 22-11 (.667)
1923-24
11 5 .688
1924-25
11 6 .647
32.3 24.5
Harry Benfer -- 4 seasons, 33-28 (.541)
1925-26
9 6 .600
1926-27
9 7 .563
1927-28
6 11 .353
1929
9 4 .692
33.2
28.0
27.9
33.4
27.8
27.5
31.5
30.2
George Holstrom -- 4 seasons, 28-43 (.394)
1930
9 8 .529
34.6
1931
6 9 .400
28.6
1932
4 15 .211
25.5
1932-33
9 11 .450
6-6
33.9
32.7
31.7
31.6
33.3
John Utz -- 3 seasons, 30-27 (.526)
1934
11 6 .647
7-5
1935
14 5 .737
9-3
1935-36
5 16 .190
2-10
30.9
32.3
40.4
29.8
38.1
32.7
Year
W L
Pct Conf.
PF
Al “Doggie” Julian -- 9 seasons, 129-71 (.645)
1937
9 9 .500
6-6
34.1
1938
9 11 .450
7-5
39.1
1938-39
13 8 .619
7-5
36.9
1939-40
11 9 .550
5-7
42.7
1940-41
13 10 .565
6-6
42.3
1941-42
17 7 .708
9-3
50.0
1942-43
13 8 .619
7-3
54.2
1943-44 n
20 5 .800
52.3
1944-45 n
24 4 .857
45.7
PA
34.2
39.1
36.5
38.1
42.4
43.8
47.2
41.1
33.8
Al “Doggie” Julian is enshrined in the Basketball Hall
of Fame in Springfield, Mass.
After leaving Muhlenberg,
where he coached basketball, football and baseball,
he went on to lead Holy
Cross (winning an NCAA
championship) and the
Boston Celtics.
Lee Coker -- 1 season, 23-5 (.821)
1945-46 n
23 5 .821
7-1
57.4
43.8
Bud Barker -- 3 seasons, 57-19 (.750)
1946-47 *
19 7 .731
7-1
1947-48 *
21 4 .840
8-0
1948-49 *
17 8 .680
6-2
60.6
67.5
60.8
50.3
49.6
54.0
Bennie Borgmann -- 5 seasons, 62-53 (.539)
1949-50 *
17 6 .739
7-1
71.8 65.5
1950-51
11 14 .440
6-2
65.7 68.3
1951-52
10 13 .435
77.2 80.6
1952-53
13 10 .565
80.0 78.3
1953-54
12 10 .545
74.5 72.7
(note: Bob Hicks served as interim coach for one game in
1953-54)
J. Birney Crum -- 6 seasons, 79-69 (.534)
1954-55
14 11 .560
78.3
1955-56
15 10 .600
82.8
1956-57
17 9 .654
80.1
1957-58
12 12 .500
74.2
1958-59
13 9 .591
76.2
1959-60
8 18 .308
71.9
74.6
76.5
72.7
72.3
74.1
79.9
Past and present Muhlenberg
basketball coaches Ken Moyer
and Scott McClary at the 40th
reunion of the 1970 MAC South
championship team in February
2010.
Year
W L
Pct Conf.
PF
Ken Moyer -- 21 seasons, 195-282 (.409)
1960-61
5 20 .200
68.4
1961-62
5 17 .227
64.0
1962-63
4 17 .190
63.6
1963-64
12 10 .545
8-4
73.3
1964-65
9 9 .500
7-6
70.4
1965-66
4 18 .182
2-11 74.5
1966-67
9 13 .409
8-8
76.5
1967-68 *c 14 11 .560
9-6
79.9
1968-69 *
19 6 .760
12-3 85.8
1969-70 *
16 6 .727
13-1 84.4
1970-71
17 8 .680
13-2 86.6
1971-72
10 12 .455
5-5
78.7
1972-73
13 10 .565
8-3
77.1
1973-74
11 11 .500
7-4
67.3
1974-75
6 14 .300
5-6
65.8
1975-76
6 17 .261
4-8
67.2
1976-77
8 16 .333
4-8
66.5
1977-78
9 13 .409
7-5
74.5
1978-79
11 14 .440
5-7
69.6
1979-80
4 20 .167
1-11 63.6
1980-81
3 20 .130
0-12 67.4
PA
77.0
80.2
76.4
73.5
72.1
82.8
79.3
75.4
75.4
74.0
80.1
78.7
78.2
67.0
69.4
78.0
75.7
82.4
72.9
77.2
76.0
Steve Moore -- 6 seasons, 87-65 (.572)
1981-82
7 18 .280
4-8
1982-83
16 9 .640
7-5
1983-84
14 11 .560
7-5
1984-85
19 7 .731
10-2
1985-86
20 7 .741
9-3
1986-87
11 13 .458
6-6
53.4
59.8
64.7
67.4
69.4
70.5
57.5
59.7
61.6
60.8
63.7
73.0
Dave Madeira -- 22 seasons, 311-247 (.557)
1987-88
15 10 .600
8-4
77.9
1988-89
16 9 .640
8-4
77.9
1989-90
12 13 .480
6-6
73.3
1990-91
12 13 .480
6-6
74.9
1991-92
16 10 .615
8-4
77.3
1992-93
17 8 .680
8-4
74.5
1993-94 *
14 11 .560
9-4
75.0
1994-95 *c 18 9 .667
9-4
72.8
1995-96 *
13 12 .520
8-5
68.3
1996-97
15 10 .600
8-5
63.4
1997-98 *c 17 10 .630
10-3 69.5
1998-99 *
17 8 .680
9-4
71.4
1999-00 *
16 9 .640
9-4
72.4
2000-01 *
14 12 .538
7-6
73.8
2001-02 *
19 6 .760
10-3 73.5
2002-03
10 14 .417
4-9
72.2
2003-04
8 17 .320
6-12 68.0
2004-05
12 13 .480
9-9
73.8
2005-06
14 12 .538
9-9
73.5
2006-07
10 15 .400
9-9
65.2
2007-08
10 15 .400
8-10 66.4
2008-09
16 11 .593
11-7 68.3
76.6
72.4
72.6
71.5
67.8
68.1
66.9
64.3
68.8
63.2
66.4
64.1
66.2
69.9
65.6
75.2
71.6
69.1
67.0
70.6
66.6
64.0
Scott McClary -- 2 seasons, 26-26 (.500)
2009-10
13 14 .481
10-8 66.5
2010-11
13 12 .520
9-9
66.7
66.6
62.8
* Championships
Centennial Conference (1995, 1998)
Centennial Conference East (1994, 1995, 1996, 1998, 1999, 2000, 2001, 2002)
Middle Atlantic Conference (1947, 1948) MAC South (1968, 1969, 1970)
Middle Atlantic Conference North (1947, 1948, 1949, 1950)
Eastern Pennsylvania Conference (1915)
n NIT berths
c NCAA Tournament berths
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IndividualRecords
Individual
Records
scoring
Career Points
1,788 Bob McClure, 1968-71
1,638 Dennis Adams, 1991-94
1,567 Ned Rahn, 1967-70
1,560 Matt German, 1984-87
1,521 Harry Donovan, 1946-49
Season Points
509 Spencer Liddic, 2010-11
508 Bob McClure, 1970-71
496 Ned Rahn, 1968-69
489 Bob McClure, 1968-69
486 Jeff Stewart, 2004-05
486 Matt German, 1985-86
484 Mark Lesko, 2000-01
Game Points
44 Bob McClure vs.
Franklin & Marshall, 1970-71
43 Ned Rahn vs. Ursinus,
1967-68
(Memorial Hall record)
43 Harry Donovan vs. Newark,
1946-47
42 Mel Kessler vs. Lafayette,
1958-59
41 Dennis Roth vs. Gettysburg,
1956-57
Career Average
18.43 Bob McClure, 1968-71
18.42 Jeff Stewart, 2004-06
18.2 Ned Rahn, 1967-70
16.2 Dennis Adams, 1991-94
16.09 Larry Friedman, 1952-54
16.06 Jim Hay, 1975-78
Season Average
21.7 Mel Kessler, 1958-59
20.4 Spencer Liddic, 2010-11
20.3 Bob McClure, 1970-71
20.2 Mark Lesko, 2000-01
20.1 Ned Rahn, 1969-70
19.8 Ned Rahn, 1968-69
field goals
Career Made
634 Ned Rahn, 1967-70
629 Dennis Adams, 1991-94
592 Bob McClure, 1968-71
592 Mickey Miller, 1967-70
582 Jim Hay, 1975-78
Season Made
206 Ned Rahn, 1968-69
194 Jeff Stewart, 2004-05
193 Chris Bedell, 1995-96
189 Mickey Miller, 1968-69
187 Mark Lesko, 2000-01
185 Ned Rahn, 1969-70
Game Made
18 Ned Rahn vs. Ursinus,
1967-68
Career Attempted
1,396 Bobby Gall, 1954-57
Season Attempted
473 Bobby Gall, 1954-55
Game Attempted
34 Bill Smith vs. Scranton,
1956-57
Career Percentage
.620 Reinout Brugman, 1983-86
(478 for 771)
Season Percentage
.662 Reinout Brugman, 1984-85
(176 for 266, led NCAA)
Game Percentage
1.000 Jeff Stewart (12 for 12)
vs. Elms, 2003-04
1.000 Reinout Brugman (12 for 12)
vs. Moravian, 1984-85
three-point field goals
Career Made
192 Ernie Koschineg, 1992-95
155 Ryan Foster, 2007-10
138 Pat Boyle, 1990-93
137 Chris Kenny, 1997-00
127 Evan Tozer, 2008-11
121 Chris Huber, 2004-07
Season Made
65 Ernie Koschineg, 1994-95
63 Chris Huber, 2005-06
60 Michael Queenan, 1995-96
56 Ryan Foster, 2008-09
51 Ernie Koschineg, 1992-93
51 Bill Kennedy, 1987-88
51 Matt German, 1986-87
Game Made
8 Chris Huber vs. Dickinson,
2005-06
8 Matt German vs. Dickinson,
1986-87
Consecutive Games Making a 3-Pointer
18 Ernie Koschineg, 1994-95
Career Attempted
518 Ernie Koschineg, 1992-95
Season Attempted
167 Ernie Koschineg, 1994-95
Game Attempted
16 Matt German vs. Dickinson,
1986-87
Career Percentage
.421 Eric Nothstein, 1997-2000
(80 for 190)
.418 Jimmy Smith, 1988-91
(100 for 239)
Season Percentage
.490 Jeff Vaughan, 1987-88
(47 for 96)
Game Percentage
1.000 Chris Huber (5 for 5) vs.
Gettysburg, 2005-06
1.000 Ryan Bonda (5 for 5) vs.
Franklin & Marshall, 2003-04
1.000 Chris Kenny (5 for 5) vs.
Washington, 1998-99
free throws
Career Made
604 Bob McClure, 1968-71
433 Harry Donovan, 1946-49
369 Ken Chwatek, 1981-84
363 Matt German, 1984-87
344 Dennis Adams, 1991-94
Season Made
180 Bob McClure, 1970-71
172 Mel Kessler, 1958-59
155 Bob McClure, 1968-69
138 Jim Doumato, 1997-98
137 Bob McClure, 1967-68
136 Spencer Liddic, 2010-11
Game Made
18 Mel Kessler vs. Lafayette,
1958-59
Career Attempted
814 Bob McClure, 1968-71
Season Attempted
250 Bob McClure, 1970-71
Game Attempted
23 Mel Kessler vs. Lafayette,
1958-59
Career Percentage
.829 Dave Saylor, 1978-82
(92 for 111)
Season Percentage
.879 Jimmy Smith, 1987-88
(51 for 58)
Game Percentage
1.000 Gary Spengler (17 for 17) vs.
Scranton, 1963-64
30-point games
Pt Player
44 Bob McClure
43 Ned Rahn
Harry Donovan
42 Mel Kessler
41 Dennis Roth
40 Mike Gramer
Gary Spengler
39 Bill Dunkel
38 Mark Lesko
Bob McClure
37 Ryan Bonda
36 Mark Lesko
Michael Queenan
Tom Barlow
35 Spencer Liddic
Tom Scott
Ken Chwatek
Dave Saylor
34 Matt German
Matt German
Dan Barletta
Bob Wertz
Bill Smith
16
Opponent
Franklin & Marshall
Ursinus
Newark
Lafayette
Gettysburg
Ursinus
Temple
Ursinus
New York Univ.
Kutztown State
Widener
Albright
Washington College
Philadelphia Textile
Washington College
Washington College
York
Delaware Valley
Dickinson
Swarthmore
Dickinson
Ursinus
Scranton
Year
1970-71
1967-68
1946-47
1958-59
1956-57
1994-95
1963-64
1966-67
2000-01
1968-69
2002-03
2000-01
1995-96
1967-68
2010-11
2003-04
1981-82
1979-80
1986-87
1985-86
1979-80
1965-66
1956-57
Pt Player
33 Chris Bedell
Jim Hay
Bob McClure
Ned Rahn
Ned Rahn
Mel Kessler
Frank Cutko
32 Spencer Liddic
Mike Bernardini
Jeff Stewart
Mark Lesko
Mark Lesko
Dennis Adams
Jim Hay
Ned Rahn
Ned Rahn
Ned Rahn
Ned Rahn
R. Druckenmiller
Dick Rudolph
Larry Friedman
Opponent
Gwynedd Mercy
Western Maryland
Luther
Lebanon Valley
Lafayette
Villanova
Bucknell
Gallaudet
Johns Hopkins
Swarthmore
Widener
Richard Stockton
Allentown
Delaware Valley
Johns Hopkins
Augustana (Ill.)
Lafayette
Lycoming
Franklin & Marshall
Gettysburg
Moravian
Year
1995-96
1976-77
1970-71
1969-70
1968-69
1958-59
1951-52
2010-11
2007-08
2003-04
2001-02
2001-02
1993-94
1975-76
1968-69
1968-69
1967-68
1967-68
1960-61
1953-54
1953-54
Pt Player
31 Mike Bernardini
Jeff Stewart
Mark Lesko
Ken Chwatek
Frank Scagliotta
Mickey Miller
Mickey Miller
Bob McClure
Ned Rahn
Mel Kessler
Clint Jeffries
Clint Jeffries
Al Saemmer
30 Jeff Stewart
Dennis Adams
Joe Paul
Jay Haines
Frank Scagliotta
Ned Rahn
Ned Rahn
Bob McClure
Gary Spengler
Steve Matell
Bobby Gall
Opponent
Gettysburg
DeSales
Western Maryland
Haverford
Kutztown State
Drexel
Haverford
Penn. Military
Lehigh
Temple
Albright
St. Joseph’s (Pa.)
Bucknell
DeSales
Gettysburg
Haverford
Franklin & Marshall
St. Olaf
Penn. Military
Ursinus
Swarthmore
Albright
La Salle
Scranton
Year
2007-08
2005-06
1999-00
1983-84
1971-72
1968-69
1968-69
1968-69
1968-69
1958-59
1957-58
1956-57
1949-50
2003-04
1993-94
1972-73
1971-72
1970-71
1969-70
1969-70
1968-69
1962-63
1958-59
1954-55
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IndividualRecords
Individual
Records
rebounds
Career
1,052
980
866
866
865
Season
331
330
316
303
303
Game
26
Dennis Roth, 1954-57
Bob McClure, 1968-71
Jim Hay, 1975-78
Mickey Miller, 1967-70
Clint Jeffries, 1956-58
Mel Kessler, 1958-59
Dennis Roth, 1956-57
Clint Jeffries, 1955-56
Ronald Druckenmiller, 1960-61
Donald Robins, 1959-60
Ron Miller vs. Kutztown State,
1971-72
Career Average
11.5 Clint Jeffries, 1956-58
Season Average
15.0 Mel Kessler, 1958-59
assists
Career
684 Glenn Salo, 1973-76
(holds per-game record of 7.9)
480 Frank Scagliotta, 1969-72
323 Matt Henrich, 1995-98
284 Bob McClure, 1968-71
282 Larry Friedman, 1952-54
(not available for 1953)
Season
195 Glenn Salo, 1974-75
(holds per-game record of 9.5)
180 Glenn Salo, 1972-73
168 Larry Friedman, 1951-52
158 Glenn Salo, 1975-76
151 Glenn Salo, 1973-74
Game
16 Glenn Salo vs.
Delaware Valley, 1975-76
16 Glenn Salo vs.
Widener, 1972-73
blocked shots
Career
165
142
138
116
127
111
Season
70
58
58
56
55
53
50
49
48
46
42
39
36
steals
Career
169
158
141
138
127
Season
60
55
53
51
47
47
Game
9
Mark Lesko, 1999-02
Ken Chwatek, 1981-84
Jeff Stewart, 2004-06
Peter Barnes, 2007-2010
Jim Doumato, 1996-99
Aaron Holden, 2000-03
Kevin Hargrove, 2010-11
Aaron Holden, 2002-03
Ken Chwatek, 1981-82
Jeff Stewart, 2004-05
Mark Lesko, 2001-02
Mark Lesko, 1999-2000
Peter Barnes, 2008-09
Jeff Stewart, 2005-06
Ken Chwatek, 1982-83
Jim Doumato, 1995-1996
Spencer Liddic, 2008-09
Mark Lesko, 2000-01
Ken Chwatek, 1983-84
Game
10 Kevin Hargrove vs.
DeSales, 2010-11
8 Jeff Stewart vs.
Washington, 2005-06
7 Peter Barnes vs. Drew, 2007-08
Anthony Strachan, 2000-03
Dennis Adams, 1991-94
Ernie Koschineg, 1992-95
Mike Gramer, 1992-95
Jeff Vaughan, 1986-89
Mike Gramer, 1993-94
Mike Gramer, 1994-95
Anthony Strachan, 2002-03
Pat Boyle, 1991-92
Dennis Adams, 1992-93
Jeff Vaughan, 1988-89
Anthony Strachan vs.
Arcadia, 2002-03
7 Anthony Strachan vs.
Albright, 2000-01
7 Mike Gramer vs.
Elizabethtown, 1993-94
7 Ernie Koschineg vs.
Albright, 1992-93
1,000-point scorers
Mel Kessler needed only three
seasons to reach the 1,000-point
mark. The basketball suite in
Muhlenberg’s fieldhouse is named
in his honor.
Name
1. Bob McClure
2. Dennis Adams
3. Ned Rahn
4. Matt German
5. Harry Donovan
6. Mickey Miller
7. Jim Hay
8. Mark Lesko
9. Jeff Stewart
10. Ken Chwatek
11. Jimmy Smith
12. Bobby Gall
13. Chris Bedell
14. Dennis Roth
15. Spencer Liddic
16. Clint Jeffries
17. Dan Barletta
18. Reinout Brugman
19. Tom Barlow
20. Frank Scagliotta
21. Gary Spengler
22. Michael Queenan
Larry Friedman
24. Jay Haines
25. Joe Paul
26. Jim Doumato
27. Ernie Koschineg
28. Bill Jones
29. Sean Mackin
30. Rich McGee
31. Glenn Salo
32. Mel Kessler
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Years
1968-71
1991-94
1967-70
1984-87
1946-49
1967-70
1975-78
1999-02
2004-06
1981-84
1988-91
1954-57
1993-96
1954-57
2009-11
1956-58
1978-81
1983-86
1965-68
1969-72
1962-65
1995-98
1952-54
1970-73
1969-71, 73
1996-99
1992-95
1962-65
1985-88
1947-50
1973-76
1957-59
GP
97
101
86
102
104
94
89
97
73
94
100
95
102
98
78
75
94
103
80
90
79
99
68
89
94
101
97
83
98
98
87
71
FGM-A
592-1012
629-1327
634-1368
573-1313
544-NA
592-1359
582-1241
537-940
541-1010
482-909
484-1008
488-1396
533-1033
487-984
436-849
428-1012
501-822
478-771
499-1117
446-1141
449-1119
368-868
379-1045
475-1060
440-919
382-729
358-879
427-1058
358-611
409-NA
388-896
335-NA
Pct
.585
.474
.463
.436
NA
.436
.469
.571
.536
.530
.480
.350
.516
.495
.514
.423
.609
.620
.447
.391
.401
.424
.363
.448
.479
.524
.407
.404
.586
NA
.433
NA
3FGM-A
—
36-124
—
51-122
—
—
—
15-51
26-61
—
100-239
—
5-18
—
10-37
—
—
—
—
—
—
120-371
—
—
—
2-6
192-518
—
0-3
—
—
—
Pct
—
.290
—
.418
—
—
—
.294
.426
—
.418
—
.278
—
.270
—
—
—
—
—
—
.323
—
—
—
.333
.371
—
.000
—
—
—
FTM-A
604-814
344-476
299-414
363-459
433-593
308-484
267-429
310-428
237-372
369-527
235-306
301-506
194-271
274-422
339-473
331-573
162-265
202-337
153-221
240-364
215-306
238-330
336-502
139-206
206-320
304-431
160-247
204-326
335-456
224-336
260-348
332-456
Pct
.742
.723
.722
.791
.730
.636
.622
.724
.637
.700
.768
.595
.716
.649
.717
.578
.611
.599
.692
.659
.703
.721
.669
.675
.644
.705
.648
.626
.735
.667
.747
.728
Points
1,788
1,638
1,567
1,560
1,521
1,492
1,429
1,399
1,345
1,333
1,303
1,277
1,265
1,250
1,221
1,187
1,164
1,158
1,151
1,132
1,113
1,094
1,094
1,089
1,086
1,070
1,068
1,058
1,051
1,042
1,036
1,002
Avg
18.4
16.2
18.2
15.3
14.6
15.9
16.1
14.4
18.4
14.2
13.0
13.4
12.4
12.8
15.7
15.8
12.4
11.2
14.4
12.6
14.1
11.1
16.1
12.2
11.6
10.6
11.0
12.7
10.7
10.6
11.9
14.1
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TeamRecords
Team
Records
scoring
Points (season)
2,167 1970-71
Points (game)
121 vs. Ursinus, 1967-68
Points (half )
72 vs. Ursinus, 1967-68
Points (game, both teams)
227 vs. Valparaiso, 1968-69 (89-138)
Fewest points (game since 1942)
6 vs. Dickinson, 1981-82
Points per game (season)
86.7 1970-71
Games scoring 100 points (season)
5 1968-69
Points against (game)
138 by Valparaiso, 1968-69
Fewest points against (game since 1942)
15 by Dickinson, 1981-82
Margin of victory (game)
70 vs. Philadelphia Biblical,
2007-08 (107-37)
Margin of defeat (game)
57 vs. Temple, 1961-62 (98-41)
Average margin of victory (season)
17.9 1947-48
field goals
Field goals made (season)
828 1968-69
Field goals made (game)
52 vs. Kutztown, 1971-72
52 vs. Swarthmore, 1969-70
Field goals attempted (season)
1,978 1955-56
Field goals attempted (game)
110 vs. Bucknell, 1951-52
Field-goal percentage (season)
.515 679 for 1,318, 1984-85
Field-goal percentage (game)
.721 31 for 43 vs. Trenton State,
1985-86
three-point field goals
3-point field goals made (season)
183 2006-07
3-point field goals made (game)
15 vs. New Jersey, 2006-07
14 vs. Swarthmore, 2005-06
3-point field goals attempted (season)
501 2006-07
3-point field goals attempted (game)
31 vs. Ursinus, 2008-09
31 vs. Ursinus, 2000-01
3-point field-goal percentage (season)
.418 109 for 261, 1987-88
3-point field-goal percentage (game)
.857 6 for 7 vs. Franklin & Marshall,
1991-92
.857 6 for 7 vs. Western Maryland,
1986-87
free throws
Free throws made (season)
543 1970-71
Free throws made (game)
38 vs. Moravian, 1958-59
Free throws attempted (season)
814 1956-57
Free throws attempted (game)
53 vs. Lycoming, 1963-64
53 vs. Moravian, 1958-59
53 vs. Hofstra, 1954-55
Free-throw percentage (season)
.799 427 for 548, 1987-88
Free-throw percentage (game)
1.000 vs. Swarthmore, 2008-09
(26 for 26)
1.000 vs. West Virginia, 1943-44
(12 for 12)
rebounds
Rebounds (season)
1,385 1959-60
Rebounds (game)
82 vs. Moravian, 1969-70
Rebound average (season)
53.3 1959-60
assists
Assists (season)
502 1970-71
Assists (game)
33 vs. Kutztown State, 1971-72
blocked shots
Blocked shots (season)
134 2001-02
Blocked shots (game)
15 vs. U. of the Sciences, 2001-02
steals
Steals (season)
255 1993-94
Steals (game)
17 vs. Western Maryland, 1994-95
17 vs. Eastern Mennonite, 1993-94
17 vs. Western Maryland, 1992-93
Muhlenberg won its first Centennial Conference
championship in 1995, knocking off undefeated and top-ranked Franklin & Marshall, 88-86,
in the title game to cap a perfect 12-0 home
record. The conference championship was
the first for the men’s basketball program in a
quarter-century. The Mules drew F&M again in
the first round of the NCAA Tournament and
lost, 69-54.
general
Most wins (season)
24 1944-45
Fewest wins (season)
0 1917-18
3 1980-81 (modern)
Most losses (season)
20 1980-81, 1979-80 and 1960-61
Fewest losses (season)
1 1907-08
4 1947-48 and 1944-45 (modern)
Winning streak
14 1945-46
Winning streak vs. one team
29 vs. Moravian, 1920-21 to
1958-59
Losing streak
15 1916-17 to 1918-19
13 1962-63
Losing streak vs. one team
13 vs. Lafayette, 1968-69 to
1979-80
13 vs. La Salle, 1947-48 to
1954-55
Highest winning percentage (season)
.857 1944-45 (24-4)
Lowest winning percentage (season)
.000 1917-18 (0-7)
.130 1980-81 (3-20) (modern)
Consecutive winning seasons
12 1938-39 to 1949-50
Consecutive losing seasons
8 1974-75 to 1981-82
Consecutive seasons with 10+ wins
21 1982-83 to 2002-03
21 1938-39 to 1958-59
Most games (season)
28 1944-45
Home wins (season)
14 1943-44, 1944-45 and 1945-46
Home winning streak
23 1944-45 to 1946-47
Home winning percentage (season)
1.000 1945-46 (14-0)
1.000 1994-95 (12-0)
1.000 1970-71 (8-0)
Road wins (season)
10 1944-45
Road winning streak
10 1943-44 to 1944-45
Road winning percentage (season)
.833 1944-45 (10-2)
Most overtime games (season)
4 1995-96
Longest game
3OT vs. Johns Hopkins, 2007-08
3OT vs. New Jersey, 2006-07
3OT vs. Gettysburg, 1982-83
3OT vs. La Salle, 1947-48
3OT vs. Ursinus, 1965-66
Muhlenberg overcame a 6-9 start to
capture its second Centennial Conference
title in 1998. An 11-game winning streak,
the Mules’ longest in 52 years, culminated with a 55-53 win at Johns Hopkins
– where the team hadn’t won in 25 years
– in the CC championship game. The run
ended with a loss to Scranton in the first
round of the NCAA Tournament.
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SeriesRecords
Series
Records
Centennial Conference
Dickinson
Franklin & Marshall
Gettysburg
Haverford
Johns Hopkins
McDaniel
Swarthmore
Ursinus
Washington College
W
L
Pct
First-Last
Meeting
Record in Record in
Current
CC Games CC Playoffs Streak
41
60
72
46
14
44
57
61
29
39
71
69
14
32
24
10
39
18
.513
.458
.511
.767
.304
.647
.851
.610
.617
1923-2011
1903-2011
1902-2011
1919-2011
1966-2011
1965-2011
1903-2011
1917-2011
1927-2011
14-12
9-17
10-16
26-10
7-19
19-7
30-6
17-19
22-14
W L Pct
“Old” Middle Atlantic Conference
Albright
55 41 .573
Delaware Valley
15 13 .536
DeSales
21 16 .568
Drew
3 4 .429
Elizabethtown
2 4 .333
FDU-Florham
4 3 .571
Juniata
4 1 .800
King’s (Pa.)
6 2 .750
Lebanon Valley
60 44 .577
Lycoming
9 7 .563
Messiah
2 0 1.000
Moravian
82 54 .603
Scranton
12 11 .522
Susquehanna
7 7 .500
Widener
20 25 .444
Wilkes
3 1 .750
Other Current Division III
Alfred
1 3 .250
Allegheny
0 2 .000
Alma
1 0 1.000
Alvernia
5 1 .833
Arcadia
6 2 .750
Augsburg
0 1 .000
Augustana (Ill.)
1 0 1.000
Brockport State
1 0 1.000
Cabrini
0 1 .000
Carnegie Mellon
1 0 1.000
Centenary (N.J.)
3 0 1.000
Christopher Newport
0 2 .000
City College of New York 2 2 .500
Clark (Mass.)
0 1 .000
Concordia (Ill.)
0 1 .000
Cortland State
1 0 1.000
Curry
0 1 .000
Defiance
1 0 1.000
Eastern Mennonite
1 0 1.000
Elmira
1 0 1.000
Elms
1 0 1.000
Gallaudet
1 0 1.000
Goucher
0 1 .000
Grove City
2 0 1.000
Gwynedd-Mercy
1 0 1.000
Hartwick
3 3 .500
Hamilton
0 1 .000
Hood
1 0 1.000
Hunter
1 0 1.000
Lehman
1 0 1.000
Luther
1 1 .500
Lynchburg
0 1 .000
Manchester
1 0 1.000
Manhattanville
0 1 .000
Maritime (N.Y.)
1 0 1.000
Marymount
1 1 .500
Medgar Evers
1 0 1.000
Merchant Marine
3 0 1.000
First-Last
Meeting
1903-2001
1966-1993
1976-2011
1945-2008
1964-2010
1986-1992
1930-1998
1966-2011
1913-1993
1963-1995
1984-1996
1909-2011
1933-2000
1909-1998
1913-2003
1981-1993
1927-1995
1983-1991
1985
1981-1990
1999-2006
1971
1969
1996
1998
1983
1993-2000
1998-2005
1922-1950
1972
1976
1967
2008
2002
1994
1999
2004
2011
1997
1999-2001
1996
1940-2005
1993
2009
2009
1977
1971
1995
2002
2011
2000
2005-2009
1992
1944-1997
W
Middlebury
1
Millikin
0
Misericordia
3
Muskingum
1
New Jersey
1
New York University
4
North Carolina Wesleyan 1
Oberlin
1
Old Westbury
1
Oneonta State
1
Philadelphia Biblical
2
Pratt
0
Randolph-Macon
1
Rensselaer
2
Richard Stockton
1
Roanoke
0
Roger Williams
0
Rosemont
1
Rowan
0
Salisbury
0
St. Joseph’s (Maine)
1
St. Lawrence
1
St. Olaf
0
Springfield
1
Staten Island
1
Stevens
4
Wartburg
0
Washington & Jefferson 1
Wentworth Tech
1
Wesleyan (Conn.)
1
Wesleyan (N.C.)
1
Whittier
1
Wisconsin-Platteville
0
Wittenberg
2
Wooster
1
Worcester Polytechnic
1
York (Pa.)
0
NAIA
Point Park
0
St. Thomas Aquinas
0
Taylor (Ind.)
0
Wilmington (Del.)
0
Current Division II
Barton
0
Belmont Abbey
0
Bloomsburg
3
Cheyney
0
Chowan
0
C.W. Post
0
Davis & Elkins
1
East Stroudsburg
4
Eckerd
0
Kutztown
7
Le Moyne
0
Philadelphia University 0
Rollins
0
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0
0
1
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0
1
1
0
0
2
0
0
5
1
1
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0
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Pct
1.000
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.600
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.167
.800
1.000
1.000
1.000
.500
1.000
.000
.500
1.000
.500
.000
.000
1.000
.000
.000
1.000
1.000
.000
1.000
1.000
.444
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.500
.500
1.000
1.000
1.000
.000
1.000
.500
1.000
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1
1
1
1
.000
.000
.000
.000
D3
F1
G3
H1
M6
Mc1
M6
M1
M1
First-Last
Meeting
1969
1988
1985-2003
1997-2004
1986-2010
1957-2001
2008
1988
2000
2006-2010
2002-2008
1914
1996-2008
1997-2007
2002-2003
1985
2004
2011
1994
2001
1995
1990
1971-1976
1956
2006
1925-2007
1976
1931-1979
2001-2011
1998
2008
2002
1996
1939-1940
1983-1985
1990
1982
1994
1977
2004
1994
1 .000 1974
1 .000 1960
2 .600 1944-1986
1 .000 1968
1 .000 2005
1 .000 1968
0 1.000 1983
4 .500 1907-1985
2 .000 1984-1987
9 .438 1956-1983
1 .000 1975
1 .000 1968
1 .000 1987
St. Joseph’s (N.Y.)
St. Michael’s
Univ. of the Sciences
Tampa
West Chester
Current Division I
Albany
American
Army
Brigham Young
Bucknell
Clemson
Colgate
Columbia
Connecticut
Cornell (N.Y.)
Delaware
DePaul
Drexel
Florida
Fordham
Georgetown (D.C)
Hawaii
Hofstra
Lafayette
La Salle
Lehigh
Long Island
Loyola (Md.)
Maine
Manhattan
Mount St. Mary’s (Md.)
Navy
Pennsylvania
Penn State
Princeton
Providence
Rhode Island
Rider
Rutgers
St. Francis (N.Y.)
St. John’s (N.Y.)
St. Joseph’s (Pa.)
St. Peter’s
Seton Hall
Syracuse
Temple
Valparaiso
Vermont
Villanova
Wagner
West Virginia
William & Mary
Other Opponents
W
1
0
11
0
1
1
2
0
0
34
1
3
2
1
1
14
0
18
0
1
1
1
3
47
8
52
4
0
1
0
1
2
7
4
5
0
0
1
7
2
0
16
1
3
1
14
2
1
11
4
1
0
40
First-Last
L Pct Meeting
0 1.000 1993
2 .000 1961-1975
2 .846 1913-2003
1 .000 1984
2 .333 1966-1968
0
0
3
1
23
0
1
0
1
0
9
1
15
1
4
3
0
4
59
25
59
4
1
0
6
1
8
20
9
5
1
1
1
10
3
1
17
2
9
0
35
1
0
18
3
1
1
24
1.000
1.000
.000
.000
.596
1.000
.750
1.000
.500
1.000
.609
.000
.545
.000
.200
.250
1.000
.429
.443
.242
.468
.500
.000
1.000
.000
.500
.200
.259
.308
.500
.000
.000
.500
.412
.400
.000
.485
.333
.250
1.000
.286
.667
1.000
.379
.571
.500
.000
.615
1986
1948
1922-1925
1949
1902-1990
1957
1956-1958
1945
1950-1951
1949
1913-1964
1944
1902-1973
1957
1928-1952
1958-1961
1947
1955-1970
1903-1980
1902-1963
1901-2006
1932-1950
1962
1969
1928-1958
1923-1961
1945-1978
1902-1970
1919-1980
1925-1989
1931
1946
1949-1962
1914-1962
1923-1952
1945
1913-1963
1913-1984
1914-1960
1946
1919-1966
1946-1969
1972
1923-1961
1956-1964
1944-1946
1979
2011-12 opponents in bold
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HonorRoll
Honor
Roll
all-america
Reinout Brugman: third team in 1985
academic all-america
2011 Spencer Liddic
1981 Dan Barletta
1979 Greg Campisi
Dan Barletta
1978 Greg Campisi
1977 Greg Campisi
Bob Freed
1976 Glenn Salo
Ray Schilling
academic all-district
2010 Spencer Liddic
1999 Jim Doumato
ncaa postgraduate
scholarship
1976 Glenn Salo
ncaa statistical champion
1985 Reinout Brugman
field-goal percentage (.662)
2002
1986
1985
1978
1971
1970
1969
conference
player of the year
Mark Lesko
Reinout Brugman
Reinout Brugman
Jim Hay
Bob McClure
Ned Rahn
Bob McClure
Mark Lesko: first team in 2002
all-centennial conference
2011 Spencer Liddic
2010 Spencer Liddic
Ryan Foster
2009 Peter Barnes
Ryan Foster
Spencer Liddic
2007 Tom Scott
2006 Jeff Stewart
Jimmy O’Brien
2005 Jeff Stewart
2004 Jimmy O’Brien
Jeff Stewart
2003 Toomey Anderson
Anthony Strachan
2002 Mark Lesko
2001 Mark Lesko
2000 Mark Lesko
1999 Jim Doumato
Matt Schneider
1998 Jim Doumato
Michael Queenan
1997 Michael Queenan
1996 Chris Bedell
Michael Queenan
1995 Mike Gramer
Chris Bedell
1994 Dennis Adams
Mike Gramer
d3hoops.com all-region
2011 Spencer Liddic
2010 Spencer Liddic
Dennis Adams: honorable mention in 1993 and
1994.
all-mac southwest
1993 Dennis Adams
1992 Dennis Adams
Jim Hitchcock
1991 Jim Hitchcock
Jimmy Smith
1990 Jimmy Smith
1987 Matt German
1986 Reinout Brugman
Matt German
1985 Reinout Brugman
Jim Farrell
1983 Ken Chwatek
1982 Ken Chwatek
1979 Greg Campisi
Jim Johnson
1978 Jim Hay
Greg Campisi
1977 Jim Hay
1976 Glenn Salo
Jim Hay
mac southwest
rookie of the year
1993 Chris Bedell
1991 Dennis Adams
1988 Jimmy Smith
all-mac south
1975 Glenn Salo
1974 Glenn Salo
1973 Jay Haines
Joe Paul
Glenn Salo
1972 Frank Scagliotta
Jay Haines
1971 Bob McClure
Dale Hava
Frank Scagliotta
1970 Bob McClure
Mickey Miller
Ned Rahn
1969 Bob McClure
Mickey Miller
Ned Rahn
1968 Ned Rahn
Bob McClure
Mickey Miller
1967 Bill Dunkel
1966 Tom Barlow
Al Wise
1965 Bill Jones
Gary Spengler
1964 Bill Jones
Gary Spengler
Roger Stuhlmuller
mac southwest
coach of the year
1993 Steve Moore
first-team selections in bold
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• Muhlenberg College Basketball 2011-12
PostseasonHistory
Postseason
History
Year
1943-44
1944-45
1945-46
1946-47
1947-48
1963-64
1967-68
1968-69
1969-70
1970-71
1972-73
1973-74
1984-85
1985-86
1988-89
Round of Playoffs
NIT first round
NIT first round
NIT first round
NIT semifinal
NIT consolation
MAC semifinal
MAC championship
MAC semifinal
MAC championship
MAC South tiebreaker
MAC South tiebreaker
MAC semifinal
MAC consolation
MAC South semifinal
MAC South championship
NCAA first round
NCAA regional consolation
MAC South semifinal
MAC South championship
MAC South semifinal
MAC South championship
MAC South semifinal
MAC South semifinal
MAC South semifinal
MAC South championship
MAC South semifinal
MAC South championship
MAC South semifinal
MAC South championship
MAC South semifinal
Opponent
DePaul
St. John’s (N.Y.)
Syracuse
Rhode Island
West Virginia
Albright
La Salle
Pennsylvania Military
Moravian
Dickinson
Ursinus
Elizabethtown
Hofstra
Johns Hopkins
Ursinus
Cheyney
Philadelphia Textile
Haverford
Pennsylvania Military
Dickinson
Pennsylvania Military
Johns Hopkins
Lebanon Valley
Widener
Johns Hopkins
Washington College
Widener
Widener
Franklin & Marshall
Johns Hopkins
Site Result Score
N(1)
L
45-68
N(1)
L
33-34
N(1)
W
47-41
N(1)
L
49-59
N(1)
L
40-65
N(2)
W
58-55
N(2)
W
45-41
N(3)
W
95-31
N(3)
W
63-52
H
W
75-61
H
W
87-53
N(4)
L
62-76
N(4)
L
70-82
H
W
92-53
H
W
70-57
N(5)
L
67-94
N(5)
L
94-105
N(6)
W
92-63
N(6)
W
80-76
H
W
107-75
H
W
70-68
N(4)
L
87-89
N(6)
L
60-98
H
W
51-45
H L(2ot) 74-80
H
W
84-80
A
L
42-53
H
W
54-46
H
L
62-72
A
L
72-90
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Year
1991-92
1992-93
1993-94
1994-95
Round of Playoffs
MAC South semifinal
MAC Southwest tiebreaker
CC semifinal
CC semifinal
CC championship
NCAA first round
1995-96 CC semifinal
1996-97 CC East tiebreaker
1997-98 CC semifinal
CC championship
NCAA first round
1998-99 CC semifinal
1999-00 CC semifinal
2000-01 CC semifinal
CC championship
2001-02 CC semifinal
2005-06 CC first round
2006-07 CC first round
2008-09 CC first round
CC semifinal
2009-10 CC first round
CC seminfinal
Opponent
Johns Hopkins
Lebanon Valley
Johns Hopkins
Western Maryland
Franklin & Marshall
Franklin & Marshall
Franklin & Marshall
Swarthmore
Franklin & Marshall
Johns Hopkins
Scranton
Johns Hopkins
Johns Hopkins
Franklin & Marshall
Gettysburg
Gettysburg
Washington College
Gettysburg
Haverford
Franklin & Marshall
Ursinus
Franklin & Marshall
Neutral sites:
(1) at Madison Square Garden
(2) at Delaware
(3) at Philadelphia
(4) at Moravian
(5) at Albright
(6) at Franklin & Marshall
Postseason Record:
23-29 overall
1-4 NIT
0-2 NCAA Division II
0-2 NCAA Division III
15-10 MAC
7-11 CC
Site Result Score
A
L
52-60
A
L
71-102
H
L(ot) 77-86
H
W
78-54
H
W
88-86
A
L
54-69
A
L
59-72
H
L
67-70
H W(ot) 90-80
A
W
55-53
A
L
61-77
H
L
56-57
H
L
60-64
A
W
76-58
H
L
59-68
H
L
59-68
A
L
79-85
A
L
51-60
H
W
52-50
A
L
79-87
A
W
84-69
A
L
72-97
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MUHLENBERG COLLEGE BASKETBALL
2011-12 SCHEDULE
• november
Tue 15
at Moravian .........................................8:00
FRI 19
SCOTTY WOOD TOURNAMENT
Moravian vs. Immaculata ................... 3:00
MULES vs. SUNY COBLESKILL ... 8:00
SAT 20
SCOTTY WOOD TOURNAMENT
consolation/championship ..........3:00/8:00
Tue 22 * at Gettysburg .......................................8:00
Sat 27
Gallaudet Holiday Tournament
Mules vs. Valley Forge Christian .........2:00
Gallaudet vs. Medgar Evers ................. 6:00
Sun 28
Gallaudet Holiday Tournament
consolation/championship ........12:00/4:00
Wed 30 * at Swarthmore ......................................7:30
• december
SAT 3 * WASHINGTON COLLEGE ............ 4:00
WED 7 * DICKINSON ................................... 7:30
SUN 18
DREW ............................................. 4:00
• january
Sat
7 * at McDaniel .........................................3:00
TUE 10 * JOHNS HOPKINS .......................... 7:00
Thr 12 * at Franklin & Marshall ........................ 8:00
SAT 14 * GETTYSBURG ................................ 4:00
WED 18 * URSINUS ........................................ 8:00
Sat 21 * at Washington College .........................4:00
MON 23
DeSALES ......................................... 7:30
WED 25 * HAVERFORD .................................. 8:00
Sat 28 * at Johns Hopkins .................................1:00
• february
WED 1 * SWARTHMORE .............................. 8:00
SAT 4 * FRANKLIN & MARSHALL ............ 4:00
Wed 8 * at Dickinson ........................................7:30
SAT 11 * McDANIEL ..................................... 4:00
Wed 15 * at Haverford ........................................8:00
Sat 18 * at Ursinus ............................................3:00
* Centennial Conference game